Allstate Claims Help

Filing a water, fire or mold claim with Allstate?

Allstate is one of the largest home insurers in the country, and water damage from burst pipes and failed appliances is among the most common home claims its policyholders file. iDri helps Allstate policyholders through the claim, documents the full loss to IICRC standards, and bills Allstate directly, working for you. Serving the San Fernando Valley and Ventura County.

Call iDri (818) 564-5615 How to file

We bill Allstate direct·We work for YOU, not Allstate·24/7 response

Quick reference

How to file a Allstate claim.

By phone

Allstate claims line
1-800-ALLSTATE (800-255-7828)
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Online

File and track your claim at
allstate.com/claims

Mobile app

File and track your claim, and upload photos, in the Allstate mobile app or in My Account.

The process

What to expect after you file.

01
Report the loss
File by phone, online in My Account, or in the app. Keep your first report factual, and note your claim number.
02
Track it in MyClaim
Your claim shows up in MyClaim within a day or two, where you can check status and set payment preferences.
03
The damage is reviewed
An adjuster reviews the loss and the policy and determines what is covered.
04
Settlement, less your deductible
For covered losses, Allstate arranges payment, less your deductible, to you or your chosen provider.

Know your coverage

Understanding your deductible.

Your deductible is set in your own policy, not by the carrier, so there is no single number that applies to everyone. It is the amount you pay before coverage kicks in, and your settlement is paid out less that amount.

A flat deductible is a fixed dollar amount, often somewhere from 1,000 to 2,500 dollars.
A percentage deductible is a percent of your dwelling coverage, common for wind, hail and wildfire.
You will find your exact deductible on the declarations page of your policy.
Water damage usually falls under your standard deductible, while wind or wildfire may carry a separate one.

Your California rights

What California law gives you.

Your insurer must acknowledge your claim within 15 days under California's Fair Claims Settlement Practices Regulations.
They must accept or deny your claim within 40 days of receiving the documentation they need.
You have the right to choose your own restoration contractor. The insurer can recommend one, but the choice is yours.
You can hire your own help, such as a public adjuster, if you and the insurer disagree on the loss.

How we help

How iDri handles your Allstate claim.

First, the part that matters most. We work for you, not Allstate. Our job is to make sure your claim reflects the real damage, not the smallest number that closes the file.

Documented to standard

We document your Allstate loss to the IICRC standard, with moisture readings, photos and a defensible line item scope.

We deal with the adjuster

We communicate with your Allstate claim handler and speak their language, so the process moves and the scope holds.

Billed to Allstate directly

We bill Allstate directly for the covered work, so you are not floating the cost or chasing paperwork.

On your side

We work for you, not Allstate. Our job is to make sure your claim reflects the real damage.

We are a restoration contractor, not a public adjuster or an attorney. We document and bill your claim. For a coverage dispute, those professionals rely on exactly the kind of documentation we provide.

Smooth claim

Tips for a smoother claim.

Photograph and video everything before you clean up or throw anything away.
Do what you reasonably can to stop further damage, which is your duty under the policy, and keep the receipts.
Do not discard damaged materials until they are documented, since they are evidence of the loss.
Write down every call, who you spoke with, and what was said.
Get your own independent documentation of the damage, not only the insurer's.
Call iDri early, so the loss is documented to standard from day one.

Questions

Allstate claims, answered.

What is the Allstate claims phone number?

Allstate's claims line is 1-800-ALLSTATE, which is 800-255-7828, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can also file in My Account or the Allstate mobile app. For a major storm, Allstate also runs a catastrophe line at 1-800-547-8676.

How do I file an Allstate home claim?

File by phone, online in My Account, or in the Allstate app. Keep the first report brief and factual, write down your claim number, and photograph the damage before any cleanup.

Does Allstate cover water damage?

Sudden and accidental water damage, like a burst pipe or a failed appliance, is typically covered. Gradual leaks, seepage and outside flooding usually are not, and flood needs a separate policy. Check your own policy, since coverage varies.

Do I have to use Allstate's preferred contractor?

No. In California you choose your own restoration company. Allstate can recommend its Good Hands network, but the choice is yours, and you can choose iDri.

How long does Allstate have to handle my claim?

Under California's Fair Claims Settlement Practices Regulations, your insurer must acknowledge the claim within 15 days and accept or deny it within 40 days of receiving the documentation it needs.

Have a Allstate claim and damage to handle?

Call iDri. We document the loss, deal with your Allstate adjuster, and bill them directly, across the San Fernando Valley and Ventura County.

Call iDri (818) 564-5615or call our toll-free line 800-806-iDri (4374)

iDri Restoration is an independent restoration contractor and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by Allstate. Allstate and related marks are the property of Allstate Insurance Company. All carrier names and marks are the property of their respective owners. Contact details are provided as a resource and may change, so please verify them with Allstate directly. This page is general information, not legal, financial or coverage advice.