HilfeHilfe
2020-07-14 08:06:24
- #1
Ok, but as executed, the damage is now greater ...Generally, the piping should be redone during the renovation
Final inspection before contract signing Water damage found
- Erstellt am 2020-07-13 20:27:22
wrobel
2020-07-14 09:45:24
- #2
Hi
The age of the insured building has nothing to do with the settlement at first. The damage is covered by the building insurance. The insurer will likely send a damage assessor, and if the damage location is unknown, a leak detector who usually also carries out the necessary drying measures.
Olli
The age of the insured building has nothing to do with the settlement at first. The damage is covered by the building insurance. The insurer will likely send a damage assessor, and if the damage location is unknown, a leak detector who usually also carries out the necessary drying measures.
Olli
baumgeist
2020-07-14 10:01:48
- #3
Hi
The age of the insured building has nothing to do with the regulation at first. The damage is covered by the building insurance.
An assessor will probably come from the insurer and if the damage location is unknown, a leak detector who usually also carries out the necessary drying measures.
Olli
guckuck2
2020-07-14 12:09:15
- #4
Hi
The age of the insured building has nothing to do with the settlement at first. The damage is covered by the building insurance.
An assessor is expected to come from the insurer, and if the damage location is not known, a leak detector who usually also carries out the necessary drying measures.
Olli
If aging is present and/or necessary repairs are neglected, the insurance will refuse.
baumgeist
2020-07-14 12:34:40
- #5
Then every water damage caused by a pipe break would not be insured, how are the pipes in the walls supposed to be checked and who replaces their water pipes regularly?
My plan now is for the seller to inform their insurance and settle the damage and its consequences (with drying of the walls and the screed if affected) through them; the damage will be included in the purchase contract for security. After all, no one knows how long the water has been running or where it has flowed. Fortunately, there was a floor drain in the room before, only the heating cellar was flooded because an oil barrier had been installed there.
My plan now is for the seller to inform their insurance and settle the damage and its consequences (with drying of the walls and the screed if affected) through them; the damage will be included in the purchase contract for security. After all, no one knows how long the water has been running or where it has flowed. Fortunately, there was a floor drain in the room before, only the heating cellar was flooded because an oil barrier had been installed there.
guckuck2
2020-07-14 12:55:55
- #6
Report damage and wait
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