When dealing with hail damage and other types of property insurance claims, homeowners often find themselves in for a surprise when their claim comes back as denied or underpaid due to a policy exclusion. Whether you knew about the exclusion or not, this can be extremely frustrating. Ambiguous policy language can make understanding the terms and […]
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After sustaining hail damage to your home, you want to be able to start the recovery process as soon as possible. That means settling the insurance claim process with your provider promptly so you can begin making roof repairs and fixing damage to other parts of your property. Ideally, this whole process goes smoothly for
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In a state like Colorado where we experience more hail storms than almost every other place in the country, it pays to have an advocate who can take the lead on navigating the insurance claim process for you if you do sustain damage. Repairing hail-damaged property costs Colorado homeowners and insurance companies billions of dollars,
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Yes, yes may if you want to recover your rightful claim settlement amount and sidestep the possibility of your insurance company trying to deny, delay, or underpay your claim – all of which are very real and happens too commonly with insurance companies in Colorado. While filing a hail damage claim in Colorado should be
Do You Really Need an Attorney for a Hail Damage Claim in Colorado? Read More »
Hailstorms are a frequent and destructive weather event in Colorado and often cause significant damage to homes, vehicles and other property. Navigating the insurance claims process after such an event can also be daunting. This guide aims to help Colorado homeowners like you understand the insurance claim process and advise you on what to be
Hail Damage in Colorado: Your Guide to Navigating Insurance Claims Read More »
Hail season in Colorado runs from mid-April through mid-September. While many storms produce just small pebbles, still others can drop golf ball and baseball-size hail (in Denver, the largest stone to date was a whopping 5.25 inches in diameter) Remaining vigilant with maintenance can help minimize any damage you may sustain during one of the many
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Living in Colorado, we’re no strangers to hailstorms, but not every storm produces damage to our homes. Sometimes, people living one suburb over get pummeled, but your neighborhood sneaks by in the clear. Other times, a whole chunk of the Denver metro area gets hit. There can be a lot of luck involved in who
Think You Have Hail Damage? Here’s What to Do Next Read More »
Repairing hail-damaged property costs Colorado homeowners and insurance companies billions of dollars. With costs this steep, it’s not surprising that some insurance companies are trying to sneak through loopholes and find other ways to limit payouts to their insured. One way some companies are trying to limit coverage and reduce claim payouts is through policy
Common Hail Damage Exclusions Colorado Homeowners Need to Look Out For Read More »
Summer is the season of hail in Colorado, and hail do we get. Colorado is among the most hail-prone states in the U.S. primarily due to the state’s high elevation. The Front Range and areas eastward (including the Denver metro area) are located in what’s known as “hail alley” and commonly experience several significant hail
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Plumbing damage can strike unexpectedly, and when it does, it causes significant disruption and costly repairs for homeowners. What’s more, not all plumbing-related damage is covered by insurance. Understanding your insurance coverage for plumbing and water issues is crucial in mitigating these expenses and protecting your home. In this article, we’ll discuss what homeowners in
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