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Insurance companies calculate “depreciation” by figuring out how old what was lost or damaged is, then reducing its value by a determined percentage for each year we had the lost or damaged item.
You can get your declaration page online by logging into your account. You can also find it on the Liberty Mutual Mobile app.
3 Ways to Submit a Diminished Value Claim with Liberty Mutual Call (877) 501-2467: Report the accident by phone, clearly indicating your involvement in a car accident and expressing your intent to file a claim. File Online: Visit the Liberty Mutual website to file a claim online.
California's fourth largest home insurer, Liberty Mutual, plans to exit the state's condo and rental insurance markets in 2026. Liberty Mutual, California's fourth-largest home insurer, is planning to exit the state's condo and rental insurance markets in 2026.