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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Random Woman Kicks Fence Down in Backyard - Insurance Claim?
So my neighbor text'd me stating that my fence in the backyard fell down due to a random woman running up his driveway and when she tried to escape she tried to climb over his metal car fence but then kicked over my old fence to walk around his. She ran away. Luckily my neighbor has video cameras and sent me the video.
Is this something I can file an insurance claim for or would I have to get it fixed out of my pocket?
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@Andrew R. It depends on the amount of the damage.
You'll have to consider the amount of the deductible plus the impact that the claim will have on your future insurance premiums.
My guess is that it won't be worth filing a claim.