What is Appraisal?
Definition. A policy process for resolving disagreements about the amount of a loss, not about whether it is covered. In the standard homeowners form, each side picks an appraiser, the appraisers choose an umpire, and an agreement signed by any two sets the amount. See the appraisal clause on roof claims.
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How does the appraisal clause work on a roof insurance claim?How roof claim appraisal works: each side's appraiser, the umpire, what you pay, how long it takes, and what aMy roof claim was denied. What should I do now?Roof claim denied in Georgia? Read the letter, get the adjuster's file, request a reinspection, use appraisal,
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Loss of use (Coverage D) · Mortgagee clause · Ice and water barrier · Depreciation · Percentage deductible · Functional damage · Deductible · Other structures (Coverage B)