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I'm sorry to hear about your situation. A few tips that might help:
1. Document everything with photos/videos before any cleanup
2. File your claim in writing, keep copies of all correspondence
3. Consider getting a public adjuster - they work on contingency and often get better settlements
4. Your state's insurance commissioner can help if claims are wrongly denied
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*Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer, insurance professional, or licensed contractor. This is just general information based on what I've seen others go through. Please consult with qualified professionals before making any decisions. This is not legal, financial, or professional advice
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- 1/26/2026, 8:55:37 AM
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