DrMoriarty
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I don't know yet exactly what's meant by "an approved plumber" (i.e. whether we can use the plumber who has carried out the repairs, or whether it has to be from a list approved by the underwriters and, if so, who they have in our area.) Nor what this will cost me.“It is warranted that cover for escape of water is excluded pending sight of, and approved by ourselves, written confirmation from an approved plumber that all pipes and fixed water apparatus are in a sound condition and adequately lagged.”
Thanks, Ed. That was my first move — I asked them to confirm what exactly they mean by an "approved plumber" (i.e. can we use the plumber who has carried out the repairs, whose work has already been verbally approved by the loss adjuster appointed by the insurers?) — or does it have to be someone from a list approved by the insurers and, if so, who do they have in our area.Contact your broker ask him to get your insurers to provide a list of "approved Plumbers" who will carry out whatever testing is required to satisfy the insurers requirements.
I see your point, but what are my options if — according to more than one broker — no other insurer will quote me? There's a mortgage on the house, so I assume it's not an option to leave it uninsured even for the few more days it will take to finalise the claim.Your broker should really have advised your Insurers that their endorsement is impossible to comply with.
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