No,, they only have to repair or replace the damage but it really depends on the type of policy you bought. If you bought the cheapest policy you could find than you probably don't have full replacement coverage.
If you only had some tiles or shingles blow off, then it does not matter what coverage you purchased, there is probably no need to replace the entire roof.
No,, they only have to repair or replace the damage but it really depends on the type of policy you bought. If you bought the cheapest policy you could find than you probably don't have full replacement coverage.
If you only had some tiles or shingles blow off, then it does not matter what coverage you purchased, there is probably no need to replace the entire roof.
NO, Homeowners insurance does not cover automobiles.
It should but you need to specify which insurance you have.
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I need to replace my ceiling because of water damage. Is there an advantage to using drop ceiling tiles?
No, not unless you threw them at the neighbors house. Assuming that you mean't "wind Blown Tiles", No one is liable for acts of Mother Nature and to date, she does not carry insurance.
Do you have coverage for wind damage? If you do then most likely you should be able to get damage caused by wind repaired.
I'm afraid you will have to replace the tiles.
No, Homeowners insurance does not cover damages to your automobile. Your home insurance policy is property insurance for the specified structures and real property listed on the policy. Cars are not listed as covered property on your home insurance policy, that's what auto insurance is for.
no you are trying to get rid of all your tiles.
Replace the tiles. Makes it easier to clean the water line. Stains and oils will be permanent if you don't. k
Once tile surface has been damaged from blasting with glass beads or etched with chemicals there is no way to reverse the damage. You will have to remove and replace the tiles.
It's not always obvious that it's time to replace your roof tiles. Sometimes the signs are hidden. For instance, if you have wood tiles, you might not know it, but they could be doing more harm than good even though they look fine. Climb up and check them for mold and rot. If you can easily stick a screwdriver through your tiles, it's time to replace them. Clay tiles, cement tiles and slate tend to be more durable, but if they seem to crumble too easily, it can be time to replace them. Checking on your tiles now and then is the only way to know for sure that they're in good condition.