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I've had a chaotic afternoon, to say the least. I didn't get out of it so lightly. I'm in a warm and dry serviced apartment. Here is my living room:
Those odd angles are because the furniture is FLOATING!
And the rather frightening sight out the kitchen door:
I'm so not looking forward to the clean-up... *sigh* (virtual hugs welcome)
Well, I'm not 100% sure whether they'll pay out or not... I did get "as much protection" as I could, but there's just a limit to how much insurance you can get against flooding. I'm encouraged by the fact that the same insurer paid us out for a water ingress claim previously, under similar circumstances (though nowhere near as severe). I've lodged a claim tonight.what a great reason to make sure you buy a house at the top of a hill/the street.
Question next will be after all the water damage to your place will your insurance pay up... didja sacrifice quality of policy for premium. If you dont know or arent sure, read your policy or call your insurer before they get swamped with claims.
I ended up coming home from work today after a rude call from the school saying that it was a police direction to collect my children from school immediatley and that if i didn't it would be reported ??? who to the police Child safety...who knows.
So ended up canceling a meeting collecting my child from day care, got the train home thinking it must be really bad.
Well it was......raining...yes that is all raining. 5 minutes after i picked her up the sun came out I just think the teachers wanted an extra day off.
I'm lucky that I can work from home which i have decided to also do tomorrow to save on all the dramas.
On a better note our houses are all dry and warm. Can't say the same about the shoes i wore to work.
My 4 year old keeps giving me grief on telling her on Sunday that she did not need gumboots.....
I'm more horrified about the prospect of cleaning up than the potential financial implications, to be honest. Though the house is going to get that clear-out that I've been wanting!
Yes, it is! All the doors and windows were like this. My 8yo twin boys were crying and screaming "we're going to die", which was a great background to my frantic running around trying to decide what to move up higher... It was chaos!Hi Tracey. Another virtual hug from me. Is that water half way up the glass panel at the bottom of the door .
wylie, I got your PM, and am overwhelmed to be the recipient of such a kind offer. We'll go and see how dry the place is today, and we're also waiting on the insurer to find out what we need to do/not do so as not to jeopardise our claim. I've just checked out our policy online, and we have flood cover as well as storm cover anyway - phew!wylie said:I have send a PM but not sure if you will get it before you see this. I would like to say I am happy to come over and help mop up if you get back to me. Many hands make light work.