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Property Damage Claims
These claims cover any kind of physical damage to your property caused by accidents, natural disasters, or other unexpected events. This includes damage to the building structure itself (walls, roof, foundation), as well as damage to personal belongings inside the property. Filing a property damage claim helps you get compensation to repair or replace damaged items and restore your home or business to its previous condition.
Storm & Wind Damage Claims
Storms and strong winds can cause severe damage to your property. This type of claim includes damage from wind gusts tearing off roofs or siding, broken windows from flying debris, fallen trees crashing onto buildings or vehicles, and other harm caused by violent weather conditions. These claims help cover repairs needed to fix structural damage, replace windows, and remove debris.
Water & Flood Damage Claims
Water damage claims arise when your property suffers damage due to water intrusion. This can happen from flooding caused by heavy rains, overflowing rivers, or burst pipes inside your home. Water damage can ruin floors, walls, furniture, electrical wiring, and even cause long-term issues like mold growth. These claims help pay for water extraction, drying, repairs, and replacement of damaged items.
Fire & Smoke Damage Claims
Fires can cause devastating damage to both the structure and contents of a property. Fire damage claims cover repairs to the building itself, such as rebuilding walls or roofs that were burned or weakened, as well as replacing furniture, appliances, and personal belongings destroyed by fire. Smoke damage, which can leave lingering odors and stains, is also covered and often requires special cleaning and restoration services.
Roof Damage Claims
The roof is a critical part of your property’s protection, and damage to it can lead to leaks and further problems inside the building. Roof damage claims cover repairs or replacement caused by weather events (like storms or hail), falling branches, or wear and tear. A damaged roof can cause water leaks, structural weakening, and damage to insulation and ceilings, so these claims ensure proper repairs to keep your property safe.
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Vandalism & Theft Claims
These claims come into play when your property is intentionally damaged or broken into. Vandalism includes acts like broken windows, graffiti, or damaged doors, while theft claims cover losses due to stolen valuables or equipment. Filing these claims helps you repair damage caused by these criminal acts and replace stolen items.
Hurricane Damage Claims
Hurricanes combine powerful winds, heavy rains, and flooding, often causing extensive damage to homes and businesses. Hurricane damage claims cover a wide range of damage including roof destruction, broken windows, water intrusion from storm surges, fallen trees, and debris impact. These claims are crucial for recovering costs to repair and rebuild after a hurricane’s severe effects.
Hail Damage Claims
Hailstorms can cause significant damage, especially to roofs, siding, windows, and vehicles. Hailstones can leave dents, cracks, and broken materials that compromise your property’s safety and appearance. Hail damage claims help cover the cost to repair or replace damaged roofs, siding panels, gutters, and windows to prevent leaks and further deterioration.
Mold Damage Claims
Mold often grows as a result of untreated water damage or ongoing moisture problems in a property. Mold damage claims cover the costs of mold inspection, removal, and remediation to ensure the environment is safe and healthy. Mold can damage walls, ceilings, flooring, and HVAC systems, and can pose health risks, making these claims essential for thorough cleanup and repair.
Denied Claims
A denied claim occurs when an insurance company refuses to approve your request for compensation after you file a property damage claim. This can happen for several reasons, such as missing documentation, policy exclusions, late filing, or disputes over the cause or extent of the damage. A denied claim can be frustrating, but it doesn’t mean the end of the road. You have the right to appeal the decision, provide additional evidence, or seek professional help to challenge the denial and pursue the compensation you deserve.