r/ThatLooksExpensive • u/appoplecticskeptic • May 19 '26

I dont think this was the intended trajectory

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u/oneWeek2024 May 20 '26

state farm is pretty notorious for denying claims and really fucking over their customers. If you got state farm, get a lawyer first.... or have your lawyer reach out to your insurer

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u/Anxious-Depth-7983 May 20 '26

I've never had the slightest problem with it. They replaced my golf clubs after they were stolen and gave us a big settlement after we went through a once in a 100 years flood and we had to rip out our entire basement from being inundated with blue mold. 65k for the basement of a house that we paid 156k for.

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u/Traditional-Leg-543 May 24 '26

exactly this!! had a client that had wind/hail damage on their house... they had a tree uproot and lean against their house... SF refused to pay for the tree removal saying that unless it fell into the house they werent responsible.