When A/C’s Leak
Air conditioners keep temperature regulated but they also tend to leak water all over homes. 67% of homes in the southern region of the US have their air conditioning running all summer long. This makes them very prone to cracked or rusted drain pans, broken condensation pumps, disconnected drain lines, frozen evaporator coils and in most cases clogged drain line. Identifying these issues is not easy feat and may require you to enlist the help of an A/C technician to help out.
When ac’s leak, nearby areas get affected due to the fact that water travels in the path of the least resistance. This is why water tends to travel into dining rooms, living rooms, closets, bedrooms, hallways and even bathrooms.
A licensed public adjuster will make an initial documentation of your A/C leak damage claim. This is a crucial measure in providing evidence to the insurance company. A public adjuster can team up with an A/C tech and other contractors to diagnose, document and help you draw up a written document. This A Team will take photos and videos and investigate the leaks in order to make your claim rock solid. Homeowners don’t tend to recognize the seriousness of their damage upon first glance. Adjusters are trained to pinpoint damage that may be hidden in nooks and crannies and the mold that has developed therein.
Mold is especially one problem that should not be overlooked. Mold coverage is typically brought fourth with limitations of coverage. Making a case on a mold claim to an insurance company needs the A-Team in question to analyze and interpret.