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Smith Residence — Fire Claim
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Carrier

State Mutual

Coverage A

$452,000

Coverage gap detected

Water backup limited to $5,000 — estimate is $14,200.

ALE included

12 months actual loss sustained; O&L at 10% of Coverage A.

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Usually worth filing

  • Damage clearly exceeds your deductible (often $1,000–$2,500)
  • Structural damage from a covered peril: fire, wind, hail, sudden water
  • Theft, vandalism, or liability incident with injuries
  • Tree fell on your roof, garage, or fence

Think twice before filing

  • Repair cost is close to or below your deductible
  • Cause is excluded — flood, earth movement, long-term seepage, wear & tear
  • You've filed 1+ claims in the last 3 years (rates can jump)
  • Cosmetic-only damage with no functional impact

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Structure, contents, smoke residue, code upgrades.

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Policy Analysis Report: #PA-9921AI ANALYZED

Carrier

State Mutual Insurance

Coverage A Limit

$452,000.00

Potential Coverage Gap Detected

Endorsement HO-0422 limits water backup coverage to $5,000. The plumber estimate of $14,200 significantly exceeds this limit.

Additional Living Expense (ALE)

Policy provides for 12 months of actual loss sustained. Ordinance & Law coverage is included at 10% of Coverage A ($45,200).

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