Claims Assistance for Your Home
- Look for potential safety risks and take reasonable steps to correct them.
- Take reasonable steps to prevent further damage.
- If the loss is caused by theft, notify the police.
- If the loss involves credit card or bank fund transfer card, notify the credit card company or bank immediately.
- Please have your policy number and name of insurance company available and call the appropriate toll free number below.
- Keep accurate records of your repair expenses.
- Separate items that may be cleaned and/or repaired.
- Check with your claim representative before you discard any items you plan to claim as damaged.
- Review your policy for specific coverage information.
- Obtain names and addresses of any witnesses.
- If possible, don't assume any obligations and don't voluntarily make payments or incur expenses, except for emergency first aid at the time of bodily injury.
What to Do After an Auto Accident
- Move out of the way of traffic and turn on your hazard warning lights.
- Call the police even in a minor accident. If someone is injured, request medical assistance. If fire is involved, request fire department aid.
- Do not discuss the accident with anyone other than the police or your insurance agent/claim representative.
- Exchange necessary information with the other driver(s). Be sure to write down the other driver's name, address, phone number, license plate number and insurance information. Also write down the contact information of all witnesses.
- Report the accident to your insurance company as soon as possible. The faster you report your claim, the sooner we can get you back on the road.
Claim Reporting Numbers
1-800-ALLSTATE |
1-800-456-5259
|
1-800-588-7400 |
1-800-854-6011 |
1-800-274-4499 |
 1-800-527-3907 |
1-800-766-1853
|
1-800-252-4633
|
1-800-926-3168 |