Homeowner insurance water-damage claims stall after same-day notification
A homeowner reported water intrusion damage to Allstate the same day it occurred and received a claim number, but the account describes a claim now in dispute or delay. Reflects a recurring pattern of slow or contested claims processing in property insurance.
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