I had a house fire on January 18, 2024, and they assigned ServePro to clean out and rebuild. The clean out part went ok, and then we came to the rebuild. The estimate for the rebuild was $300,000. I am insured up to $450,000 not including contents and alternate living. My home inspection after the fire was completed on Feb 13, 2024. My contractor sent my adjuster his estimate the first week in March 2024. The adjuster said they were taking a while to approve the estimate. My adjuster quit State Farm on Friday, March 29. I was assigned a new adjuster who lives over three hours from my town. As of today the estimate still hasn’t been approved. They are still trying to revise it. I don’t know what the questions are, and the adjuster will not answer phone calls from my contractor. How long can they tie this up? My insurance is State Farm. There has been nothing done on my house since the last week in February. I am in Georgia.
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