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Mahendra Mahendra
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Frozen pipes rental multi family in Houston

Mahendra Mahendra
  • woodlands
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Hello
We have some rental apartments in Houston and the pipes burst ed because of the recent freeze. We hired a handy man and after spending thousands the pipes spring a leak at another place.The tenants are yet without water. We are considering re-piping with CPVC (replace all galvanized pipes). Would the insurance cover the damage? and does anyone recommend hiring an insurance consultant who has experience in this situation.

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