not due to structural defficency no...loss must be ''sudden and accidental'' and NOT, ''slow or gradual deterioration''........sorry UNLESS YOU AIM A TREE AT IT...
No. A homeowners insurance policy does not ever ever cover maintenance of your home. A rusted chimney cap is definitely a maintenance issue. I have had to replace one in the last few years.
yes this would be damage caused by ice..not by general deterioration
Yes it likely will cover. However, Most chimney caps only cost a few hundred dollars or less which is likely well below your Homeowners Policy deductible. It is probably more prudent just to replace it yourself rather than file a claim for an amount that is below your deductible.
Chimney liners are flame-resistant because they are made from non-flammable materials; such as, ceramic, clay or metal. Not only does it create a flame-resistant layer around the chimney, it also adds to the structural integrity as well as the chimney's insulative properties.
If you have an "all-risk" policy, interior water damage, including hidden damage, should be covered. However, if for example your chimney is "leaning out." Your policy states, in the "Conditions" Section under "Your Duties After Loss" that you must give prompt notice to your company of facts relating to the claim (damage), you must protect the property from further damage, and you must make reasonable and necessary repairs to protect the property (language varies by state). If the chimney started leaning a long time ago, and if the water entry is due to worn-out chimney flashing indicating poor maintenance, you may be better off fixing it yourself. If an adjuster or your agent observes poor maintenance, he may submit your claim for an Underwriting Review and your policy could be non-renewed.
Homeowners's is not actually a word.The singular noun is homeowner and the plural noun is homeowners.Therefore, the singular possessive noun is homeowner's and the plural possessive noun is homeowners'. There is no extra s on the end.
This is a good question and it very difficult to give you concise answer without knowing the specifics behind your policy. There are insurance carriers that offer options to insurance failure that are mechanical in nature. It is also important to note how the liner became cracked and under what circumstances to find out if you are covered. A good place to start is by reading your policy to make sure of what coverages you have and then call your agent for further interpretation.
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A chimney pot is a simple contraption that is attached to a chimney. The function of a chimney pot is to make a chimney longer, and also to make the chimney function more efficiently.
A chimney chase is the structure through which chimney pipe is run.
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A chimney chase is the structure through which chimney pipe is run.