Roof Repair
Claim Underpayments
Roof Repair
Claim Underpayments
If you filed a homeowner’s insurance claim in Louisiana after a hurricane or storm and your roof was only partially replaced, you may not have been paid the full amount you were owed.
Reports show that some insurers have improperly reduced roof-repair payments by using lower labor rates intended for general contractors or demolition crews instead of licensed roofers. This coding error can significantly reduce what policyholders receive for roof replacement work.
You may be eligible for additional compensation if your insurer underpaid your roof claim.
If you filed a homeowner’s insurance claim in Louisiana after a hurricane or storm and your roof was only partially replaced, you may not have been paid the full amount you were owed.
Reports show that some insurers have improperly reduced roof-repair payments by using lower labor rates intended for general contractors or demolition crews instead of licensed roofers. This coding error can significantly reduce what policyholders receive for roof replacement work.
You may be eligible for additional compensation if your insurer underpaid your roof claim.
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