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Damp & home insurance
The_Economist
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I need to get a damp problem sorted in two rooms. Is it something that would be covered on the buildings insurance or contents insurance.
If i could i would, but i cannot so i wont, but maybe one day i will.
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What's the cause?
How long has it been going on?0 -
I wouldn't think so as this would be a Buildings/Maintenance issue. But if caused by a third party, they may pursue a claim. Why not ask them?0
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Unless the cause can be directly related to a specific peril mentioned in the policy then there will be no cover. Most policies specifically exclude a 'gradually operating cause'.0
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