Texas Department of Insurance - Hail damage to your home or car? What to do next

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Texas Department of Insurance - Hail damage to your home or car? What to do next is a reference published by Texas Department of Insurance (www.tdi.texas.gov). It is one of the Texas documents that insurance license exam questions are written from, including texas personal lines, texas claims adjuster practice questions. This page summarizes it and points to the official version, which is the text to rely on.

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• Texas Department of Insurance, Hail damage to your home or car? What to do next. (page last updated 12/9/2025), Avoid fraud

  “Avoid contractors who offer to waive your deductible . It’s illegal to waive a homeowners deductible under state law. Your insurance company may ask for proof that you paid your deductible.”

• TDI, Hail damage to your home or car? What to do next (Avoid fraud)

  “It’s illegal to waive a homeowners deductible under state law. Your insurance company may ask for proof that you paid your deductible.”

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