Most likely, the answer is no.

Unless you carefully documented the damages, there is no way for the insurance company to appraise and value them. In addition, your policy has a provision that requires you to report claims in a reasonable amount of time. If you did not report the claim within a month or so of the accident, you won’t be able to get money for the damages.

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