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insurance companies

John Mason · 2007-01-21 14:45:53

i am not sure if this is the right forum but my flat roof got storm damaged on thursday night and i now have about 5 inches of water on my bathroom floor. the insurance company is going to cover the water damage and my question is - i have idea how much damage has been done is there an assessor or something who will come…

21-01-2007 3:45pm

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John Mason

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i am not sure if this is the right forum but my flat roof got storm damaged on thursday night and i now have about 5 inches of water on my bathroom floor. the insurance company is going to cover the water damage and my question is - i have idea how much damage has been done is there an assessor or something who will come out to me and tell me how much i should be putting my claim in for - i am assume new ceiling, plaster, tiling etc.

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#2 22-01-2007 8:48am

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The insurance company will send out an assessor to determine how much you get paid. I've yet to hear of a pay-out that didn't cover the repairs.

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#3 22-01-2007 8:59am

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You could get an independent assesor to submit the claim on your behalf
they take a cut but do a lot of the donkey work

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