I'm having a fun problem with insurance now.
During a remodel i'm having for my master bedroom and bathroom...
After tearing up the carpet they witnessed water damage on the sub flooring coming from where the chimney is.
Called home insurance company 3+ weeks ago and they have been dragging their feet on what to do.
Now with the storm that just came in; the water damage has significantly increased and i'm now seeing water damaged 2 floors down in the ceiling of my finished basement/office.
Now they are blaming it specifically on the satellite install that was done 4+ years ago without really any proof that this is truly what's causing it. Basically telling me tough and dragging me along while the problem is getting worse and causing more damage.
DishTV doesn't want to work with me because I haven't been a customer with them for more than 2+ years.
Who do you think I should attack in this problem? As it stands now, i'm possibly on the hook for $10k+ worth of repairs if I can't get the home insurance or DishTV to take some ownership in the problem.
During a remodel i'm having for my master bedroom and bathroom...
After tearing up the carpet they witnessed water damage on the sub flooring coming from where the chimney is.
Called home insurance company 3+ weeks ago and they have been dragging their feet on what to do.
Now with the storm that just came in; the water damage has significantly increased and i'm now seeing water damaged 2 floors down in the ceiling of my finished basement/office.
Now they are blaming it specifically on the satellite install that was done 4+ years ago without really any proof that this is truly what's causing it. Basically telling me tough and dragging me along while the problem is getting worse and causing more damage.
DishTV doesn't want to work with me because I haven't been a customer with them for more than 2+ years.
Who do you think I should attack in this problem? As it stands now, i'm possibly on the hook for $10k+ worth of repairs if I can't get the home insurance or DishTV to take some ownership in the problem.