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Trace and Access insurance confusion
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huckster said:No that won't be covered by Home Insurance.
If you had a home plumbing/maintenance type Insurance that might have helped you.
I believe there are Insurances that help with heating/plumbing issues, so may be search out for such cover, if you want cover for the unexpected.
Thanks for this - it is now clear.huckster said:No that won't be covered by Home Insurance.
If you had a home plumbing/maintenance type Insurance that might have helped you.
I believe there are Insurances that help with heating/plumbing issues, so may be search out for such cover, if you want cover for the unexpected.
The cause of the leak was a pinhole in the expansion vessel in the boiler, the excess pressure from which caused the junction pushfit to burst and spray water everywhere.
Resultant damage to the underside of the floor and joists below. All evidenced.
This is what I'll put forward and see what they say.0
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