Why do I have a $10,000 cap on my water claim? Does this mean I am capped at $10,000?
Citizens Property Insurance and other insurers are taking steps to try to limit the prospects of recovery in non-weather related water claims. Those insurers claim that their non-weather related claims have driven up their legal costs. The truth, though, is that construction materials used in pre-1975 homes (namely cast-iron pipes) have deteriated since their installation, causing many homeowners, including many Roller Law Group clients, significant damages to their properties.
The board of the state-run property insurance company approved policy changes that would cap payouts for water losses not related to weather at $10,000 — except for policyholders that choose what they refer to as a Citizens-vetted contractor. The Roller Law Group strategizes with clients to ensure that you can get maximum value from your policy, and we work with our clients to ensure that they can recover appropriately for their losses. If your insurer is giving you the runa-around, and you want to explore various strategies with experienced attorneys, give the Roller Law Group a call at 888-HI-ROLLER.
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