It's just a water heater leaking gallons of water into the carpet. I'm sure it's not that big of a deal right?
That's the beauty of having contents or household insurance..lol
It's just a water heater leaking gallons of water into the carpet. I'm sure it's not that big of a deal right?
That's the beauty of having contents or household insurance..lol
You don't want to make a claim on something so minor as replacing carpet.
They'll mark you as a risk and your premiums will rise for the next seven years.
Homeowners insurance is for when your house burns down or a tornado wipes you out, not for when repairs are less than a few thousand.
Doubly so with renter's insurance.
It's just a water heater leaking gallons of water into the carpet. I'm sure it's not that big of a deal right?
That's the beauty of having contents or household insurance..lol
You don't want to make a claim on something so minor as replacing carpet.
They'll mark you as a risk and your premiums will rise for the next seven years.
Homeowners insurance is for when your house burns down or a tornado wipes you out, not for when repairs are less than a few thousand.
Doubly so with renter's insurance.
Bollocks any claim that is more than your excess should be claimed as that what house and contents insurance is for and a wet carpet is less likely to thrfow up premiums than burning your house down as they tend to frown on that