Redlinbird
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I live in IL. A bird flew into my widow and broke it. Is that typically covered?
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If it broke your widow, then you must be posting from beyond the grave. 
How much it would cost to replace the glass? Read your policy and deductible. But also consider that if you file a claim regardless, you may end up paying that or more eventually in increased rates. So it is usually best to only file a claim if the damage is more than you could afford to pay on your own.
How much it would cost to replace the glass? Read your policy and deductible. But also consider that if you file a claim regardless, you may end up paying that or more eventually in increased rates. So it is usually best to only file a claim if the damage is more than you could afford to pay on your own.
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