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Plumbing and Drains insurance
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I hope this is the correct board, if not feel free to redirect me.
I would be interested to know which company do people to get their Plumbing and Drains insurance, please?
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Homeserve0
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Dont0
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Same here. Keep insurance for the stuff you really couldn't afford.DullGreyGuy said:Dont0 -
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Appreciate the comment, I cannot afford the plumber's hourly rate as they are quiet high and I will check Homeserve, any reason why some post so 'don't to insurance?
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Homeserve is definitely an option worth exploring. Regarding the 'don't do insurance' posts, I think some people might be skeptical due to past experiences with insurance companies or concerns about policy limitations. Others might prefer to self-insure or save for potential repairs instead.
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