insurance

Navigation warranty that names a Fort Lauderdale hurricane haul

Carriers who write Broward often want a named haul plan in the navigation warranty — not “we’ll see.” Distinct from inlet-adjacent traffic and from a laid-up yard period.

Instrument

Navigation warranty

Artifact

Named haul plan

River gate

~16 ft if LMC

A navigation warranty that names a Fort Lauderdale hurricane haul is a sentence in a policy, not a vibe. In-water winter on Las Olas still needs a run plan when the first name appears. The warranty is not the same product as laid-up coverage at LMC and not the same as inlet-adjacent hull insurance. This page is that distinction.

Typical: named yard or named captain protocol, a date window, and a hull that can actually reach the straps (SE 3rd still exists). We introduce marine brokers who already write this zip. We do not bind coverage. Pair with the hurricane-season calendar and the no-slot problem page. Not insurance advice.

Typical planning figures and neighborhood patterns only. Not legal, tax, insurance, or survey advice. Confirm with counsel, the city, the carrier, and a surveyor before you act.

Is a Harbor Beach bulkhead the haul plan?

Usually not. In-water is the exposure. Ask what the binder actually names.