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Has anyone had there home owners insurance cancelled for a minuscule reason?
In short I've had Allstate for almost two months when I got a letter stating that my homeowners insurance will be cancelled because I have loose or missing shingles and if I correct the problem that they may reinstate me. I find it hard to believe that they would cancel me for a reason like that. Also mind you I live by the water but not in a flood zone.
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- Joan HLv 68 years agoFavorite Answer
They surely will, if they are loose, they will fly off when winter comes, and the insurance company will be responsible for replacing the roof.
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RE :Has anyone had there home owners insurance cancelled for a minuscule reason?
In short I've had Allstate for almost two months when I got a letter stating that my homeowners insurance will be cancelled because I have loose or missing shingles and if I correct the problem that they may reinstate me. I find it hard to believe that they would cancel me for a reason like that. Also mind you I live by the water but not in a flood zone.
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- Irv SLv 78 years ago
Loose shingles pose a possibility of avoidable water or wind damage.
They have a right to expect proper maintenance if they cover losses.
Source(s): Retired Construction Consultant
