water damage
Water damage can come from a variety of sources –
visible or hidden pipe breaks, slab leaks (pipes breaking beneath your foundation), pipe bursts, shower pan leaks, leaking cast iron pipes, backed-up A/C lines, hot water heater line breaks or failures, ice maker supply line leaks, and even overflowing showers, toilets, or sinks.
It’s important to understand that water damage caused by rising water — meaning flooding from outside the footprint of your building due to heavy rains or a storm — is considered a different type of loss. This kind of damage typically requires a separate flood insurance policy. When groundwater enters your home or business, it’s handled under “flood insurance.”
No matter the source, both types of water damage can lead to expensive repairs.
When we inspect your property, we’ll carefully look for all damage caused by your plumbing issue or pipe burst — including anything your insurance company might have overlooked. And remember, we work for you, not the insurance company, to help secure the maximum settlement you deserve.
Important tip: Never throw away anything after a water damage loss — it could be crucial for your claim.
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