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12-12-2011 3:38 PM

water heater broke dealing w adjuster(mold on boat) ??
 
our water heater broke while on vacation and did considerable damage. water also leaked into the garage and as a result there is mold now on my boat. the adjuster states the insurance company isnt responsible for the mold on the boat. i feel otherwise. any tricks or language i can use to get the boat fixed.

norcalrider 12-12-2011 4:35 PM

Couldn't you just clean the mold off?

neilspen 12-12-2011 5:22 PM

The best thing is to read your policy. It will tell you what damage will be covered from the water heater leak.

ralph 12-12-2011 6:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by norcalrider (Post 1721339)
Couldn't you just clean the mold off?

Are you insane? I have never seen a greater justification for a new boat. \\\Goes home to fiddle with water tank.....

12-12-2011 7:25 PM

haha darren im waaaay more inline with your line of thinking than Mik's

ScottR 12-13-2011 7:04 AM

As an Insurance Agent I can tell you all policies exclude mold. (almost) Mold typically takes a while to develop. How long had the water been running down? Your HO policy won't cover your cars or your boat that is inside a garage. Standard policy stuff. Mold is a really bad issue with insurance companies and typcially not covered. Sorry man....

psudy 12-13-2011 7:41 AM

Call the agent that has your boat covered.

norcalrider 12-13-2011 12:29 PM

I'm still confused. What are you trying to get out of this? A free detailing?

12-14-2011 7:35 AM

mik if i want all new skins and a boat cover as well(that has mold all over it)

norcalrider 12-14-2011 2:01 PM

Good luck with that... If the claim is denied know that mold can be cleaned off easily and you can take the cover to a laundromat with XL washer. That should take care of the issue for less than $100.


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