Burst pipes, plumbing failures, appliance leaks, roof leaks, HVAC drainage and storm water intrusion can damage drywall, flooring, cabinets, ceilings and electrical systems.
Five quick fields. Our team can gather the rest during follow-up.
Insurers may argue that a leak was long-term, maintenance-related or excluded, even when the resulting damage is significant.
A sudden pipe failure can release large amounts of water into a home.
Supply lines, valves and internal plumbing can cause hidden or sudden damage.
Roof openings may allow water into ceilings, walls and insulation.
Water heaters, washing machines, refrigerators and dishwashers can cause major losses.
Condensate and drainage failures can damage ceilings, walls and floors.
Heavy rain can enter through damaged roofs, windows, doors or exterior walls.
Start with the facts you have now. Our team can review the situation, identify what additional information is needed and explain the next step.
Common reasons include allegations of long-term leakage, maintenance issues, excluded causes, disagreement over the source and undervalued repair estimates.
Plumber reports, mitigation records, moisture readings, photographs, repair estimates and carrier inspections can be useful.
Mold issues can involve separate coverage limits or exclusions. The original water source and timing are often important.
You do not need every detail before contacting us. Start with the basics and our team can follow up.
