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Surface Flooding Risk
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It is not in a flood zone. Just risk for surface water, ie if the drains don’t cope in the road in severe rainfall.lookstraightahead said:Did you look at the radius of the flood zone? Does it say within how many metres? There might be a waterfall 200 metres away which makes you close to it but no risk to you. What did the vendors say on their TA form about flooding?No flooding on vendors form.DEBT FREE IN SEPTEMBER 2022, after 33 years of debt!
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Enquired with both the insurance companies we deal with, and it is not considered a flood risk.Alter_ego said:Have you checked that you can get insurance for a reasonable price?DEBT FREE IN SEPTEMBER 2022, after 33 years of debt!
Now I concentrate on building my £6000 Emergency Fund
Read my blog about living with chronic pain/fatigue and earning money onlinebalancinglifewithchronicpain.com0
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