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Claiming water escape/damage

redabici · 2017-10-31 14:03:48

The drain in our shower doesn't work properly, which caused overflowing of water which is fine most of the time (just a puddle on the floor). But this morning the hubby took an extra long shower and water flooded the bathroom floor, seeped through the ceiling into the hallway and kitchen downstairs. We had water dripping…

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FutureGirl Posts: 1,252 Forumite

2 November 2017 at 4:49PM

Churchill will ask you to get someone out to confirm the cause of the issue, then once you know, you can tell Churchill and they can then confirm whether you're covered or not. If the issue has been on going, and you've not done anything about it, and now it's got worse, then you won't be covered.

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