Air conditioner leaks can be triggered by several factors such as:
Homeowners may face a variety of issues with their air conditioning units depending on the unit age, weather, usage, and more.
Water damage from an AC leak can cause substantial damage to your property including damaged appliances, walls, and floors. If you find yourself in this situation, review your insurance policy to find out if you are covered.
Under the HO-3 policy, “named perils” are the causes of damage. If your air conditioning unit starts leaking due to any of these perils, in most cases, you are covered by the policy.
There are several causes of air conditioning unit leak and some of these could make you eligible for a claim. Examples are:
Your insurance company does not cover the actual AC unit in the event of a leak. However, they may be responsible for the damage repair expenses caused by the leak.
Filing a damage claim with the insurance company can be a complicated and grueling process. When dealing with insurance companies, you are at risk of receiving a lower compensation than you deserve to offset the damages.
Our job is to properly assess your property, find the root of the problem that caused the damages, file a claim, and meet with the insurance company on your behalf as quickly as possible to assure you receive appropriate compensation.
If you’ve suffered property damages due to an AC Unit leak, contact Century Public Adjusters now.
Let’s start your claim today!
Understand “The Insurance Claim Process” with Century Public Adjusters. We’ll assist you all the way through the claim till you get your correct cash award settlement.
In the case where a claim might have already been denied it is no problem to reopen the case and request a reevaluation of the factors and policy terms.
In a case where the insurance company has come up with too low an initial offer than expected, Century Public Adjusters will file for a reappraisal of the claim.
