Triple-S Propiedad
Carrier website links, underwriting access points, mapped product lines, and appetite notes in one place.
This appetite summary is only a guide. Confirm eligibility, submission requirements, restrictions, and binding authority directly with the carrier or underwriter before relying on it.
Carrier appetite summary
Verified official flood product page remains consumer-facing rather than a true underwriting or broker appetite guide. Currently published guidance indicates Triple-S Propiedad offers Flood Insurance under the Federal Flood Insurance Program for Puerto Rico risks, with coverage for flood damage to the structure and/or contents of a residence. The stated target risk is residential owner-occupied exposure; the page says the product is recommended for all customers that own a residence. Geographic note: the marketing language is Puerto Rico-specific and emphasizes flood as a common island exposure. No official published class-by-class underwriting appetite, occupancy restrictions, valuation thresholds, flood-zone limitations, waiting period details, ineligible property types, or explicit declined classes were found on the verified official pages reviewed. Submission/lead intake currently appears to be through a web contact form requiring full name, personal email, and home telephone, plus interest selection and consent to be contacted. Broker/producer note: Triple-S repeatedly directs insureds to consult an insurance representative, broker, authorized representative, or producer for full terms, conditions, limitations, exclusions, and coverages; no standalone producer appetite or submit-business bulletin was verified. Operationally, treat this as a retail-facing NFIP-linked residential flood offering in Puerto Rico, and obtain detailed eligibility/underwriting parameters directly from Triple-S Propiedad underwriting or an authorized representative before quoting non-standard occupancies, contents-only placements, secondary/vacant properties, or any commercial flood need. Additional official site evidence shows a broader commercial platform and online service capabilities, including online requests and policy servicing, but not flood-specific underwriting rules.