At present, homeowners in Canada cannot purchase overland flood insurance and instead are left to rely on government-provided financial assistance programs after flood events. However, insurance companies already have well-established methods for assessing and paying claims, which can result in a faster recovery for communities. Tune in to hear experts from Swiss Re and the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR) discuss ways to better protect Canadian homeowners against damage from overland flood. Download the study “Making flood insurable for Canadian homeowners” in English or French at www.swissre.com or www.iclr.org
Question by caddi814: How costly is it 2have hardwood floors redone? Also, will homeowners insurance pay 2 fix foundation problem?
I want to have someone come in & sand and refinish my harwood floors. Ive been told to just rent a sander myself, but a friend i know did that & ended up with “humps” in her flooring, and eventually just covered it up with carpet. So I def. want to leave it up to the professionals. I live in Northern Alabama, my house is 2,200 square feet aproximately. But two of my rooms are carpets, hence, it wouldnt apply to those rooms. is it unheard of for the flooring company to do finiancing with them [it would help].
Also my ceiling has cracks now, and the doors wont shut all the way [so im almost certain its a foundation problem]. My mom just paid $ 4,000 for her foundation to be fixed. =( that’s too much. any chance homeowners insurance will pay for that?
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Answer by marpan1414
yes thank you
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