NC Insurance Laws: Claim Help

NC Insurance Laws: Claim Help

Your roof claim was denied last week. The carrier's adjuster says the damage is wear and tear, the estimate leaves out code-related work, and the payment won't cover the contractor's bid. You're not dealing with a generic insurance dispute....
Tree Damage Claim Denied? Why the Insurer Must Prove Rot

Tree Damage Claim Denied? Why the Insurer Must Prove Rot

Tree Damage Claim Denied Because of ‘Rot’? Here’s the Quick Answer If you had a tree damage claim denied because the insurer says the tree was rotten, know this: under a standard HO-3 policy, once you show a tree suddenly fell and physically damaged...
Hurricane Claim Denied as Storm Surge? You Can Fight Back

Hurricane Claim Denied as Storm Surge? You Can Fight Back

Why Was My Hurricane Claim Denied as Storm Surge? A hurricane claim denied as “storm surge” happens because most standard homeowners policies cover wind damage but exclude flood damage — and insurers classify storm surge as flooding. When wind and water...
Virginia Insurance Requirements: Fight Denied Claims

Virginia Insurance Requirements: Fight Denied Claims

Most advice about Virginia insurance requirements starts with the wrong answer. Homeowners often hear that insurance is legally required, then assume a lender's demand carries the same force as state law. It doesn't. That confusion becomes expensive when a...
What Is The Average Fee For A Public Adjuster

What Is The Average Fee For A Public Adjuster

How Much Are Public Adjuster Fees on Average? The fee for a public adjuster public adjuster average between 10% to 20% of the final insurance claim settlement, depending on the size and complexity of the claim. The fee is contingency-based, meaning you pay nothing...
Insurance Claim Supplements: Fight Low-Ball Estimates In NC

Insurance Claim Supplements: Fight Low-Ball Estimates In NC

A clean insurance check can still leave you unable to finish the repairs. The carrier’s adjuster may have priced visible damage, while your contractor finds wet insulation, damaged subfloor, missing code-required work, or rooms that can’t be restored...