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Title: Claimboost Launches Dedicated Resource for Australians Facing Mould-Related Insurance Disputes

United States, 26th Aug 2026 —Claimboost, the independent Australian insurance claims advocacy service that supports suitable disputed, delayed, declined, and underpaid insurance claims, today announced the launch of a dedicated online resource for Australians dealing with mould-related property insurance claim disputes. The page explains how mould damage occurs and why disputes can arise with insurers over mould-related claims.“Mould claims can get complicated,” explained Christian Harris, a spokesperson for Claimboost. “In some cases, insurers are justified in denying coverage, but much of the time, an experienced advocate can clarify the situation and assist in getting payment for the policyholder. This is what we do.”As the page explains, mould can develop following water ingress, storm damage, burst pipes, leaking roofs, delayed drying or inadequate make-safe work. Given that many homes and buildings are old, and it is not always clear when or how water damage occurred, insurers may dispute the claim. Further to this point, mould-related claims can be particularly difficult because mould is often a consequence of another problem rather than the original event. A mould dispute may concern where the moisture came from, how long it remained, whether the building was dried or protected appropriately, whether maintenance contributed, and whether the insurer’s reports accurately describe the conditions.To help resolve disputed insurance claims, Claimboost may review the insurer’s decision, aim documents, reports, scopes, quotes, correspondence and other available evidence. Where appropriate, further technical evidence may be required from a suitably qualified building consultant, leak-detection specialist, hygienist, engineer or another rele...

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