Allstate supports customers after Hurricane Isaias
Allstate supports customers after Hurricane Isaias |
| [12-October-2026] |
Allstate helps customers file claims and navigate recovery, with additional in-person support at five mobile claims centers in Alabama and Florida Key takeaways
CHICAGO, Oct. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Allstate is helping customers recover from Hurricane Isaias with options to file claims anytime, in-person support at five mobile claims centers in Alabama and Florida and practical guidance.
"Allstate teams are in place to help our customers recover as quickly as possible following Hurricane Isaias," said Mike Fiato, Executive Vice President and Chief Claims Officer at Allstate. "Whether customers need help filing a claim or understanding what comes next, we're here to answer questions and support them through recovery." How to file an Allstate claim Customers who experienced damage from Hurricane Isaias should file a claim as soon as it is safe to do so. Filing early helps begin the claims process and connects customers with available support resources. Customers can file a claim 24/7 by:
When it is safe, customers should document damage with photos or video, take reasonable steps to prevent additional damage and keep receipts for temporary repairs. Mobile claims centers provide in‑person claims support in Alabama and Florida Allstate has deployed five mobile claims centers where customers can get in-person support from Allstate claims experts: Dothan, AL Enterprise, AL Destin, FL Pensacola, FL University of West Florida Locations and hours may be adjusted in the days ahead based on conditions and customer need. The latest information on mobile claims center locations can be found here. Support for communities affected by Hurricane Isaias The Allstate Foundation supports organizations working to help communities prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters. The Foundation donated to the American Red Cross for disaster relief and to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy to support resilience and preparedness. Avoiding fraud after a hurricane Identity theft and fraud often increase after storms and natural disasters, when scammers take advantage of disrupted routines to file false claims or pose as contractors, charities or aid workers. Customers should be cautious of contractors who:
Customers should verify a contractor's credentials, obtain written estimates and carefully review contracts before signing or making a payment. Additional tips on working with a contractor are available on Allstate's website. Recovery resources for customers and communities Allstate shares recovery and safety information through the Allstate Good Hands® Recovery Guide, available to anyone impacted by the storm. About Allstate
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