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Devan R.
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Submitting House Claim For Roof Replacement Process

Devan R.
  • Specialist
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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I was notified by my property manager that I have roof leak in one of my rental properties. I have never submitted a house claim previously. I called my insurance company (Travelers) today. They will be sending an adjuster out in the next 2 days to look at the roof. How does this process work? Does the insurance company release the insurance check to me or pay the contractor I choose? Thanks in advance.