Insurance Coverage Disputes Leave Homeowners With Unexpected Post-Repair Bills
Homeowners who follow proper insurance claim procedures still face unexpected out-of-pocket costs when contractor-adjuster negotiations result in uncovered overruns. Insurers and contractors dispute responsibility, leaving the policyholder exposed to lien threats despite paying their deductible. The structural lack of transparency and dispute resolution in homeowner claims creates significant financial risk.
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