WASHINGTON, April 8, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The False Labeling Complaint Center is urging homeowners in New Jersey or New York to call them anytime at 866-714-6466, if they have had a homeowner's insurance claim that failed to cover the loss, especially if the damage was a result of wind, rain, storm damage, and/or a plumbing leak. The caveats are the insurance claim must have been filed in the last two years, and the homeowner must possess documentation proving the loss. http://FalseLabelingComplaintCenter.Com
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The False Labeling Complaint Center is launching an initiative focused on assisting homeowners in New Jersey or New York who have an issue with their homeowners insurance company failing to cover a loss related to damage to their home that was caused by wind, hail, rain, snow damage, and or damage that was a result of a plumbing leak. The Center's only conditions are the insurance claim must have been filed in the last two years, and the claims amount offered by the insurance company did not cover the actual costs related to a repair. http://FalseLabelingComplaintCenter.Com
The Center says, "With this last winter, we fear there are many homeowners in New Jersey and New York who have significant issues with their homeowners insurance company. These issues run the gamut from significant roof leaks, to pipe bursts, to even structural damage, or flooding of the home's interior. We are eager to hear from homeowners like this anytime if they are having significant problems with their homeowners insurance company paying for the damage, or quite possibly underpaying for the damages."
For more information, homeowners in New Jersey or New York are urged to contact the False Labeling Complaint Center anytime at 866-714-6466. http://FalseLabelingComplaintCenter.Com
The False Labeling Complaint Center is also urging homeowners in New York or New Jersey to contact them if they have significant unresolved issues with their homeowners insurance company, if they have a lingering damage claim with their homeowners insurance carrier, again with the caveat being the claim cannot be any older than two years old. The Center says, "In this instance we can only attempt to help homeowners who have very complete documentation, including bids by licensed contractors to repair the actual damage." http://FalseLabelingComplaintCenter.Com
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