Homeowners insurance may cover water damage that's sudden and accidental, and that comes from within your home. For example, ...

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Water is one of the fastest ways a home can be gutted, yet it is also one of the perils insurers are working hardest to limit ...

Water backup coverage can pay for damage to your home if a sewer or drain backs up or a sump pump overflows. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners who ...

This column was written by Bob Freitag of AmeriClaims, Inc., a firm of public insurance adjusters in Indian Trail, that represents individuals, organizations, and businesses after a property disaster.

Water can wreck a home in hours, but what really determines your payout is how long that water sits and how quickly you act.

If your home or apartment was left damaged by the floods, it may be time to check your insurance policy. Unfortunately, most insurance policies don't cover flood damage, so many southeast Wisconsin ...