Insurance Replacement Cost Calculator
Florida Condominium Replacement Cost Estimator
Estimate replacement costs for Florida condominium buildings governed by § 718.111(11) for hazard insurance compliance. Estimates are for informational purposes only.

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Note: Larger sq ft may decrease per-sq-ft costs; smaller may increase them. This is a January 2026 estimate—actuals vary by zip code.
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Talk to an ExpertThis replacement cost estimate is provided for informational and marketing purposes only and represents a high-level, generalized approximation based on standardized assumptions that may not reflect the actual characteristics, construction quality, or replacement requirements of any specific condominium property. The estimate assumes a three-story residential condominium building constructed in general accordance with Florida Statute Chapter 718 for hazard insurance, with approximate nine-foot story heights, a total building area of approximately 15,000 square feet, average electrical and plumbing systems, full fire protection including sprinklers and alarm systems, one passenger elevator, split air-conditioning systems serving individual units, stucco exterior cladding, wood-truss pitched shingle roofing for ISO Construction Classes 1 and 2 or flat roofing with modified bitumen for ISO Construction Classes 4 and 6, and unfinished interior units limited to drywall only. The estimate expressly excludes balconies, canopies, exterior walkways, unit finishes, flooring, wall or ceiling finishes, cabinets, countertops, appliances, fixtures, and any other improvements or upgrades. This tool does not account for site-specific conditions, local labor or material cost fluctuations, ordinance or law requirements, architectural complexity, structural variations, building additions, or unique construction features, all of which may significantly affect actual replacement costs. Results generated by this tool are not intended to be used for insurance underwriting, policy placement, coverage determinations, coinsurance calculations, or compliance with insurance requirements, and should not be relied upon as a substitute for a professional appraisal, contractor estimate, engineering analysis, or insurer-approved valuation. Actual replacement costs may be materially higher or lower than the estimate produced by this tool, and no representation or warranty, express or implied, is made regarding the accuracy, completeness, or applicability of the results for any specific purpose.
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