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buildings insurance claim advice
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flamecloud/tygetmoth. >
define what you mean by impact peril. are you refering the "impact" as in what has happened? just expand on what you are implying. So i am assuming i need to check the policy wording.
I am obviolsy not going to invite problems by being silly. However, a year ago we did an extension and i bolted on additoinal cover for this, mid term. Now had something gone wrong and a claim was made, that wouldnt have been suspicious or fraudulant.0 -
insurance i swith paragon: home and building, with AD for contents, without additonal AD for buildings.0
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If you look in your policy booklet there will be a list of 10-13 events (called perils) that you are covered for- fire, subsidence, theft, escape of water etc. One of these will be 'impact' or something similar, which covers external objects from hitting your house. Depending on how this is worded, you might not need AD at all.0
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