When accidents or natural disasters happen, replacing damaged flooring can be a costly endeavor which could involve your homeowners insurance.  If you can properly file a claim, you might better cover the financial burden, but how is this best done?

A colleague of ours used to assist an insurance claims adjuster, the people who investigate your insurance claims on behalf of the insurance companies, so we asked if she would share any advice with our shoppers.  

These six tips should help you work toward as smooth and successful an insurance claim process as possible.

Top 6 Things to Keep in Mind with Insurance Claims for Replacing Damaged Floors

When this question is posed, usually we're talking about a household that is more active than other households, likely one with older kids and/or pets. We're also talking about the common living areas, because in kitchens, bathrooms and similar rooms, the household makeup is less of a factor than are the room's uses and moisture issues.

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Top 6 Things to Keep in Mind with Insurance Claims for Replacing Damaged Floors

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