Claim Your Full PSEG Power Outage Reimbursement Today

When a power outage strikes, it can cause more damage and loss than just your lights. Food spoilage, loss of wages, property damage, and injury are common in our modern, connected world. It can be difficult to claim your PSEG power outage reimbursement. Chances are, many other PSEG customers are requesting service, and your damages may not fit PSEG's claims requirements.

How can you claim a full without waiting for weeks or months? DoNotPay can help you quickly claim the highest compensation available. We can also help you claim compensation for Verizon internet outages and Spectrum internet outages.

Best Methods to Check for a PSEG Power Outage

When you have a power outage, you may want to check if the issue is on the service provider's end. Your power outage may result from an electrical problem, tripped circuit breaker, or unpaid electricity bills. When you find out, you can also report your outage so PSEG can restore your power promptly.

Your most reliable tool for checking for power outages and reporting power outages is PSEG's Outage Center:

Report PSEG Power Outages by Phone

When you have a power outage, you typically won't have internet service to check for outages from a laptop or desktop. You can navigate the website using your smartphone or rely on the following methods to report an outage using your mobile phone or landline:

Text "OUT" to 47734 and text "STAT" for updates
Call 1-800-436-7734 to report an outage by phone
The PSEG mobile app on Google Play or the App Store
@PSEGdelivers on Twitter and @PSEGLI for Long Island
@PSEG on Facebook for NJ and @PSEGLI for Long Island

How to Claim a PSEG Power Outage Reimbursement

Now that you have checked for outages and reported your outage, hopefully, PSEG was able to restore your power quickly. Take a moment to think about what you may need to claim reimbursement for only covers:

Food spoilage	$250
Medicine spoilage	$300
Food spoilage for commercial customers	Up to $5,000
Property damage	Maximum undisclosed

Customers must also have an outage lasting at least 72 hours and create an itemized list of perishables. Amounts over $150 will require proof such as an invoice or receipt. Property damage is limited and will not cover accidents, equipment failure, acts of God, and vandalism/negligence.

How to Claim

If your damages are covered under PSEG's compensation policy, you can fill out a claim form on PSEG's claims support page. Spoilage can be claimed online while property damage must be requested by mail. Print out the form and mail it to:

PSEG Corporate Claims Department

80 Park Plaza, M401

Newark, NJ 07102

Include any supporting evidence with your claim forms such as pictures and receipts. PSEG may take 30 to 45 days to respond to your reimbursement claim.

What If Your Damage is Not Covered?

If your damage is not an electronic device, appliance, or perishable item, PSEG's compensation policy does not cover your claim. They also do not cover spoilage claims if your power was out for less than 72 hours. What can you do to claim a reimbursement in these circumstances?

DoNotPay has you covered. DoNotPay helps you file a claim for various types of loss and damage in under 10 minutes. We help you avoid frustration and get your compensation sooner.

Claim Your PSEG Power Outage Reimbursement With the Help of DoNotPay

If you are tired of waiting for a reply from PSEG and filing stressful paperwork. DoNotPay can help you claim your PSEG power outage reimbursement quickly and conveniently. You can complete your claim from the comfort of our mobile app or website.

We also help you successfully get compensation for damages that PSEG does not officially cover on their claims form. DoNotPay helps you with the following:

Food and medicine spoilage
Injury resulting from an outage
Damages to appliances
Waive cable and internet bill for lost hours
Outages resulting in lost wages

How to get compensation for an outage using DoNotPay:

If you want to get compensation for an outage but don't know where to start, DoNotPay has you covered in 9 easy steps:

Go to the Outage Refunds product on DoNotPay.
Select which outage you would like to report (power, internet, cable, and more).
Select your energy provider and enter your account number.
Indicate when the outage started and how long it lasted.
Verify your account information.
If you want to be reimbursed for losses related to a power outage, choose whether you want to be reimbursed for personal injuries, damaged property, or both.
Enter an itemized list of each of your losses and the expenses/costs associated with each.
Upload documents or photographic evidence that proves your losses. Also, add the names of any witnesses who can attest to your losses if possible.
Add your e-signature to verify that all of the information is truthful and accurate.