Why ‘We Found an Excluded Cause’ Isn’t the Final Word on Your Storm Damage Claim Denied Letter If you had a storm damage claim denied because the insurance company says an excluded cause — like flooding, earth movement, or pre-existing wear — contributed to your loss, that denial is not necessarily the end of the […]
A Tree Fell on House and Roof — Here’s the Quick Answer for NC Homeowners If a tree fell on house or roof structures you own in North Carolina, a standard HO-3 homeowners policy covers the damage on an open-perils basis — meaning the insurer must point to a specific written exclusion to deny your […]
How One NC Fire Damage Claim Grew by $330,100 A North Carolina fire damage claim grew by $330,100 after our licensed public adjuster re-documented the loss. The insurance company’s initial settlement figure fell far short of the true cost to rebuild, replace belongings, and house the family during repairs. By measuring every category of loss […]
A Car Hits Your House in NC — Who Actually Pays for the Damage? When a car hits your house in North Carolina, you generally have two paths to payment: the at-fault driver’s auto liability insurance or your own homeowners policy. Most homeowners get repaired faster by filing under their own policy first, then letting […]
Why a Denied Smoke Damage Insurance Claim May Not Be the Final Word A denied smoke damage insurance claim is not necessarily the end of the road, because at least one federal court has ruled that smoke infiltration can qualify as real, physical damage to property — directly contradicting the “no physical damage” reasoning insurers […]