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NAVIGATE WATER DAMAGE CLAIMS LIKE A PRO
Water damage claims are one of the most common insurance claims property owners face. Such damage can lead to material deterioration, wood rot, steel rusting, and plywood delamination.
Water damage may occur gradually, with signs like water spots, or suddenly, as in the case of a catastrophic flood. Regardless of how quickly it occurs, water damage poses a significant threat to property.
Insurance policies vary in their coverage for water damage claims and the subsequent restoration process. Homeowner's insurance often requires additional coverage, like "Sewer and Drain Coverage," to cover associated costs, potentially increasing monthly premiums.
WATER DAMAGE CATEGORIES
CATEGORY ONE WATER
Refers to a source of water that does not pose a substantial threat to humans and is classified as "clean water." Examples include broken water supply lines, tub or sink overflows, or appliance malfunctions involving water supply lines. While this type of water is generally safe, it can still cause significant damage to property if not addressed promptly. Timely intervention and proper drying techniques are crucial to prevent mold growth and structural damage.
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