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What was paid out after a disaster, near you

750,491 claims and inspections published by the federal government. They carry no names or addresses, and none of them was added by a ClaimCircle user. Pick the kind of damage and enter a ZIP code.

Wind, hail & stormsFlooding & waterFire

Where the wind, hail & storms records are

  • Flooding & water
  • Wind, hail & storms
  • Fire
  • Other damage

Fewer recordsmore

Each light is an area about 7 miles across, never a single home. Choose one to see what is on record there. Records from 7 areas outside the fifty states are counted but are not on the map.

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Where the public records come from

FEMA disaster inspections

Households that applied for federal disaster assistance after a declared disaster, and whose damage a FEMA inspector valued. It is not insurance data: it says what an independent inspector thought the damage was worth, not what any insurer offered.

Federal Emergency Management Agency. 552,744 records, the most recent from October 27, 2026.

FEMA NFIP claims

Flood claims under the federal National Flood Insurance Program only. It does not cover wind, hail or fire, and it does not cover private insurers.

Federal Emergency Management Agency. 197,747 records, the most recent from August 27, 2026.