My personal problem with Haggerty is their adjuster refused to let me repair the '33 cpe-insisted a TOTAL only and a title seizure! I refused the settlement. Newc
Had Hagerty & when they added roadside service, which I did not request, they went bye bye & as others have done I went with Grundy. Had 2 claims with fast payout to me. When I called to make the claim, they said an adjuster would call which one did the next day. We agreed on the repair amount & when they asked where we send the check I said right here to me, no problem I had a check within a few days.
My personal problem with Haggerty is their adjuster refused to let me repair the '33 cpe-insisted a TOTAL only and a title seizure! I refused the settlement. Newc
I've had no experience with Grundy claims. State Farm has been pretty good for me but I've heard some pretty bad stories from some. Growing up with three insurance agents in the family I knew to document everything and what to specify in writing the policy originally. That's probably where a lot of the problems people have come from. Insurance companies won't want to pay anymore than they are forced to so make sure you cover your bases from the start. Keep current pictures and be able to produce receipts when asked.
This thread is a couple of weeks old now, but I can state that attempting to set up a new multi-vehicle policy with Grundy has been a pain in the ***. Between their barely functional website and continued asking for additional information when the documentation provided has already met the initial requirements really makes me question how they'd respond during/after a claim.