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Culvert collapse
Hutto
Posts: 4 Newbie
Hello,
We have a stream running through our garden which enters a culvert running beneath our house.
Is anyone aware of an insurance or indemnity(?) provider that would cover the risk of collapse?
We have buildings insurance in place which covers us for flooding e.g. Culvert overflows but not for collapse (as far as I can see), I assume this will require a specialist policy.
Thanks,
We have a stream running through our garden which enters a culvert running beneath our house.
Is anyone aware of an insurance or indemnity(?) provider that would cover the risk of collapse?
We have buildings insurance in place which covers us for flooding e.g. Culvert overflows but not for collapse (as far as I can see), I assume this will require a specialist policy.
Thanks,
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