Water Damage

Facing Water Damage? Be Prepared to Act.

Water damage can strike without warning, leaving property owners grappling with the aftermath. In times of crisis, a swift and informed response is paramount. At Damage Law, we understand the challenges that come with unexpected water damage and are here to guide you through the intricacies of mitigating the water damage and assisting you with your insurance claim.

Types of Water Damage We Handle:

1. Pipe Bursts: Sudden pipe bursts can unleash a flood of water, causing extensive damage to your property. In addition, damage to water lines, whether due to corrosion or other issues, can lead to significant property damage.We specialize in securing the compensation you deserve for such unforeseen incidents.
2. Refrigerator Line Leaks: A leaking refrigerator line may go unnoticed until it wreaks havoc on your home or business. Our guidance ensures that you receive the maximum benefits from your insurance policy to recover from this specific type of water damage.
3. Air Conditioning Leaks: Faulty or malfunctioning air conditioning units can result in water leaks, causing damage to interiors of the property. Trust us to advocate for your rights and secure the compensation you need to restore your property.‍
4. Fire Sprinklers: Accidental discharges or malfunctions of fire sprinkler systems can cause water damage. Our wealth of experience ensures  that you receive fair compensation for the restoration of your property.‍
5. Overflow & Back-up of Drain or Sewer: Unexpected water overflows can result in water damage to floors and surrounding areas of the property. We are experienced in handling claims related to water overflows, ensuring you receive the compensation necessary for proper restoration.‍
6. Water Damage Due to Tree Fall: Unexpected tree falls can cause damage to your property. This damage can lead to water damage as a result of the tree fall.

Damage Law is dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of insurance claims related to various types of water damage. Our team is committed to ensuring you retrieve the maximum benefits stipulated in your homeowner and/or commercial property policy.

Tips on What to Do If You Experience Water Damage

Turn Off Water Valve/Source of Water: Swiftly turning off the water source is crucial to minimize damage.

Mitigate the Water Damage to the Premises:

• If you have water damage, it is important that you have a restoration company mitigate the water damage to the premises as soon as possible. Failure to mitigate damage promptly may lead to coverage denial or limited recovery.

Photograph and Video-Tape the Damaged Areas:

• Documenting the damage, including damaged contents, is essential for your claim.

Do Not Discard Water-Damaged Contents:

• Keeping damaged items provides an opportunity for inspection.

Call Us Immediately for Help with Your Insurance Claim:

• Don’t let your insurance company take advantage of you. Insurance companies are trained to seek reasons to deny or limit coverage.We at Damage Law are here to  assist you in all aspects of the claim.
• What you state to your insurance company can be used against you.  
• Call us immediately in order to ensure your best interest.

No Win, No Fee Guarantee: At DAMAGE LAW, we believe in your case. That's why we don't take a fee unless we win you money on your claim. Our commitment is to your success, and we stand by it with our transparent and client-friendly fee structure. Our skilled attorneys will personally review your claim and advocate on your behalf to receive the full amount of insurance benefits. If you are the victim of insurance bad faith, we will zealously seek all appropriate damages to which you may be entitled.

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DISCLAIMER: The information presented in this website is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. Every case is unique, and the outcome of legal matters can vary based on the specific facts and circumstances involved. The content provided does not establish an attorney-client relationship and should not be relied upon as a substitute for seeking professional legal advice tailored to your situation. No guarantee or warranty is made regarding the accuracy, completeness, or applicability of the information provided. Any reliance on the information in this presentation is at your own risk. Always consult with a qualified legal professional before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the information presented.

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