Homeowners Insurance Claims Stall on Incomplete Damage Inspections
A homeowner describes an insurer that partially processed a windstorm damage claim but failed to complete a requested professional inspection or provide a timely response, leaving a hazardous structural issue unresolved. This reflects a broader pattern of slow, incomplete, and poorly communicated claims handling in the insurance industry.
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