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The Hartford is one of America's oldest insurance companies.
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Founded in 1810, its insurance operations focus on homeowners, and property and casualty coverage.
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It offers a broad range of common and less common coverages and has partnered with AARP to provide homeowners insurance to members of the organization.
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- Covers common occurrences like fire or theft and accidents
- Protect your valuable items (electronics and jewelry)
- A wide range of excellent coverage options
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Our experience was a negative one - figuratively and literally. After weeks of waiting, they paid my wife $3,147.14. Three days later they took it out of her account and left her with bounced check fees. Several more weeks later - after several poor customer service experiences where they admitted they had made an error, they finally paid her a little something to get her by. It was a check for $1.29.
Watch out!! Hartford will deny coverage for "faulty construction" no matter when that construction was done. I had a water heater failure which flooded 1000 sq ft of floor. In a 1965 home, tile came loose and tented up in half that area. Hartford hires an engineer to come look, and make a report saying it was installed improperly, therefore they deny ANY coverage! How in the world could anyone expect a tile contractor from who knows how long ago, be held to today's standards? and is that our fault? How do you buy a home now? home inspections don't show that?
My sister has been with the company many many years also. Her premium doubled also after a claim concerning mold damage. We're saying bye bye to them and have new quotes from several insurance companies that are back in the acceptable range to pay. We're in Northern Indiana. My sister has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and probably didn't understand what she was paying for. She just paid what she was charged no questions asked. She has a very high credit rating and probably did not want to jeopardize it. I'm so glad I caught this. The elderly are taken to the cleaners a lot. But - I never thought an AARP company would take advantage of their seniors. Bye bye AARP also.
I have been with the company for 20 years. Received my renewal papers today and was shocked by the premium increase. MY HOMEOWNER'S PREMIUM WENT UP 100% - DOUBLED! 20% increase, "beacause of the increase in doing business in the state of Washington". BUT, could not explain what that means......... An 80% increase because of a $5,000 water leak claim last year. Prior to the claim, I called Customer Service to see if this would change my premium. I was told no because of my longevity with them and $5,000 was not a large claim. NOW HERE I AM WITH MY PREMIUM DOUBLED.........AND IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO CHANGE COMPANIES BECAUSE OF MY CLAIM.