Well, Congress bailed out the insurance companies affected by the Riots. Yes, they did.
And some of them saw this coming.
Insurance companies have a “in case of war” clause in their policies as an out.
I just got beat out of the cost of a new roof on the home my father lived in. Company simply refused to pay for storm damage that caused leaks every time it rains. (exclusion on wind driven rain, was excuse) The roof still leaks when it rains and no wind.
I quit that company, local agent was ZERO help. But I will never send another dollar to Texas Farm Bureau for anything. And will never have a positive statement about them to anyone I know. NOT EVER. (I found another company immediately on 3 homes and 4 auto’s)
Yeah, I had a leaks-when-it-rains/No-wind roof. It’s metal shingle with 16 years left on the warranty. I took that to heart, I mean -metal-. I removed all the leaves built up behind the skylights, in all the roof crevaces, gutters, etc. and problem solved. Seems the flashing doesn’t go up the grade high enough so the water backs up on the leaves and seeps around the flashing. After I was done I rented a bucket loader and sprayed an exterior water sealing compound around all the ares that leaked. Worked.