Carefully read and understand the reasons provided by the insurance company for denying your claim. This will help you identify any potential issues or discrepancies. Collect as much evidence and documentation as possible to support your claim. This may include photographs, receipts, repair estimates, or any other relevant information that can demonstrate the validity of your claim.
File a formal appeal with your insurance company. Include all the evidence you have gathered and clearly explain why you believe the denial was incorrect. If you’re facing challenges in navigating the appeals process or need expert assistance, you may want to consider hiring a public adjuster. These professionals can help you prepare and present your case effectively.