Ok, so you don't have flood insurance, but what if your basement flooded after Irene because the sump pump failed when the power went out? That sounds "homeowner's insurance-y," right? Will insurance pay for it then?
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Clean the basement up yourself and stop being lazy looking for a hand out.
ReplyDeleteYou should check with your insurance company, to see if you have water back up of sewers/drains endorsed or added to you policy, you may have coverage for your failed sump pump.
ReplyDeleteFrom your friends at Avery W. Hall Insurance Agency
Oh, okay, 2:08. I guess I'm a wet pants liberal because I wondered if my policy covered sump pump failure.
ReplyDeleteOh, okay, 2:08. I guess I'm a wet pants liberal because I wondered if my policy covered sump pump failure.
ReplyDeleteSeptember 1, 2011 3:36 PM
No he's just an immature jerk. Don't worry about him.
4:33 Your a wimp looking for a free ride.
ReplyDeleteAnon 2:08 and 5:40
ReplyDeleteReally?
This person has insurance and they have a problem and you go off on them like that?
You act like they didn't even bother to be insured and are asking for help (which there are several thousands of those doing exactly that right now).
I get so sick and tired of the name calling and bashing on this blog. If you can't have a conversation without the name calling and bashing of others, I hope you'll find somewhere else to go.
It was a legitimate question, and deserved a legitimate answer. Thanks to Avery Hall friends for doing just that. Amen to 8:49 pm, I agree wholeheartedly.
ReplyDeleteGoogle complaints and Avery Hall ......maybe they should stay off the blog and take care of their policy holders
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