HELP Please - Insurance Claim

hugoshavez

nilsatisopt wrote: »

I have to stay calm hugo otherwise I would lose my mind , I have a pretty stressfull job so at the end of the day nobody has died and fingers crossed everything will be as it was - dont think any of the teles dvd s cinema unit etc have been damaged so its more the carpets walls flooring. Think we will be able to salvage the furniture couch and dining room table and chairs - the kitchen and bathrooms are mainly granite so that should survive ..

Have a meeting with the loss adjuster tomos so will no more then but thanks agian guys for all the advice / help you have been a real comfort

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Nice one - I'd hoped you'd seen my comment for the (admittedly backhanded) compliment it was meant to be!

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With my flooding, the extra electric charges were around £5 per day per humidifier and that soon adds up !