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How Does Flooding In Your Home Affect The Cost & Value Of The House?

Posted on December 7, 2019 (August 10, 2022) by UWRG

How Does Flooding In Your Home Affect The Cost & Value Of The House?

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Flooding may result in extensive damage to a residence. It seems reasonable that the prices of properties that have recently experienced flooding may be lower afterward. Experts identify an immediate reduction in value after inundation, but this price reduction only lasts for several years in areas that experience infrequent flooding. Homes located in flood zones

What Determines The Cost To Repair A Flooded Bathroom

Posted on December 4, 2019 (June 20, 2022) by UWRG

What Determines The Cost To Repair A Flooded Bathroom

Bathroom floods can happen for a number of reasons, from a broken sink pipe to an overflowing toilet. When this happens, the cost of water damage could be considerable and you may be worried about the total cost of repairs, However, before you move forward with replacing drywall or draining away dirty water, it is

Does Property Insurance Cover Water Damage?

Posted on December 2, 2019 (June 6, 2022) by UWRG

Does Property Insurance Cover Water Damage?

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Many property owners are not aware of coverage limits for water damage in general insurance policies. It is a good idea to review the terms and conditions of coverage and make sure your current policy is sufficient to offset a wide range of cleanup and restoration costs. A homeowner’s insurance policy or commercial property insurance

Bathroom Flood Restoration & Remediation Questions

Posted on November 27, 2019 (December 5, 2022) by UWRG

Bathroom Flood Restoration & Remediation Questions

It doesn’t take much more than a bit of extra toilet paper to clog a toilet. It’s easy for an important phone call to distract you from filling up a bathroom sink or tub. Your water heater may give in to ten or twelve years of constant use and fill your basement with several inches

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