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Q&A with Mark Harris, CEO & Founder of MD Restoration, and Sue Savio, President & Owner of Insurance Associates.
I live in a condo and the upstairs unit just flooded. Water has leaked into my unit. l’m being asked to sign a work authorization even though it is not my fault, nor did I cause the leak. What am I supposed to do?
Loss was not my fault. Does the causing unit pay?
If building calls in for services will they automatically be responsible for payment?
Insurance will cut my policy if I file, can the building assess the causing unit?
l’ve never had to call my insurance before. Can you briefly explain the process of filing an insurance claim?
I just discovered a leak from my bathroom vanity. What should I do first? Second? Etc…
Who signs the work authorization when a loss occurs?
Does the Property manager / resident manager have an obligation to inform the unit owner and what is the procedure that a unit owner needs to follow when a water/ fire loss occurs?
Building agreed to pay for my mitigation services but not repairs? What should I do?
Is there any way to challenge the building management’s decision?
If the cause is a common area will the building pay?
What would you recommend that a homeowner do to make sure their insurance coverage covers all requirements.
Should a homeowner tell their insurance agent anything if they remodel or make changes to their home?
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