Insurance Traps
August 17, 2026

Claim Denial Traps (And How To Avoid Them)

A large fallen tree blocks a walkway in front of a blue house after storm damage.

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August is the worst month of the year for trees. We are getting people with downed trees on homes. Without calling out any specific Insurer, we want to warn you to be careful. The last couple of years, almost half the insurance payouts were denied. We recommend you document every conversation with your Insurer (record the calls, get approval in writing). At the end of the day, its your tree and you are liable in a court of law to pay it. They don't care if you get sued by the tree company for non payment, but if you get sued in court, you will lose.


https://www.usnews.com/insurance/homeowners/unpaid-homeowner-insurance-claims-2026

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