Upload your homeowners policy. In about a minute, know exactly what you're covered for, what you're not, and what's worth asking about.
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Roof Surfacing Settlement: losses to roof surfacing shall be settled at Actual Cash Value at the time of loss…
The real meaning is — a 14-year-old roof pays out as old, not what a new one costs.
Windstorm or Hail Deductible: an amount equal to 2% of the Coverage A limit of liability applies per occurrence…
No surprises here — 2% sounds small until it's $8,400 out of your pocket.
Exclusions: we do not cover loss caused by water which backs up through sewers or drains or overflows from a sump…
Your best choice possible — this one's missing entirely. Worth one question to your agent.
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Drag in the PDF your insurer sent you. Anything from State Farm, Allstate, USAA — Hoot reads them all.
We pull out your premium, deductibles, roof settlement type, and every clause worth knowing about.
We teach you what your policy really means, so you can ask smarter questions and feel confident at renewal time — or in the agent's office.
ACV vs. replacement cost — the single line item that decides whether you get a new roof or a check for a used one.
Wind, hail, hurricane, and standard deductibles vary wildly. We'll tell you if yours are quietly stacked against you.
Water backup, ordinance-and-law, personal property limits — the exclusions that catch people at claim time.
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