Garage Door Closed On Car

Posted on September 21st, 2007 by admin
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I walked into my garage as I usually do and pushed to button to open the garage door. I normally wait until I get in the car to open the door so I’m not sure why I did it then.

I then got in the car, started it, pushed the button and started backing out. Well, since the door was already open it started coming down and put a big dent in the roof of my car. I filed a claim with my insurance company, Progressive, and they were so helpful. They helped me find somewhere to take it that wouldn’t do a bad job and I had my car back in no time. I will be more careful backing out of the garage now!



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