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Wind and Hail Deductible Dollars Converter

A 1% deductible sounds tiny until you multiply it by your dwelling limit. See your wind or hail deductible in real dollars and how it changes a storm payout.

Deductible dollars converterPercentage vs. flat
From your declarations page.
Your percentage deductible in dollars$0
You payPolicy pays
Payment with the % deductible$0
Payment if the flat deductible applied$0
Extra out-of-pocket from the % deductible$0

For planning only. Results depend on the figures you enter and your policy’s terms. They aren’t a quote, an appraisal or legal advice, and nothing you type is stored.

Percentage deductibles in Illinois

Illinois has no hurricane deductibles, but many carriers selling in the state now use a separate wind/hail deductible set as a percentage of Coverage A, especially in hail-prone areas. On a $340,000 dwelling limit, a 1% deductible is $3,400 — and a 2% deductible is $6,800.

Where to find yours

Check the declarations page for “wind/hail,” “windstorm or hail” or a similar deductible line. Endorsements later in the policy explain exactly when it applies.

How it affects appraisal

The deductible doesn’t change the amount of loss an appraisal panel decides, but it changes what you receive. A loss just above the deductible may not be worth disputing; a loss well above it may be.

Questions about this tool

Does the percentage apply to the whole claim?

It’s usually calculated from Coverage A but applied to the whole wind or hail loss. Check your policy wording.

Can I lower it?

Usually at renewal, for a higher premium. Ask your agent to price the options.

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