#3626
Posted: 9/19/13 at 9:26am
Couple of weeks ago I noticed water in my dining room. I thought at first the dogs relieved themselves,then I realized they were confined to the kitchen. I cleaned it up and as the days went on the water was getting more and more and coming up in other spots. After consulting with a plumber I found out it was my radiant heat. It seems a pipe broke. Luckily my cousin's hubby knew how to turn the water flow to those pipes off for me. Because I'm on a slab they say they'd have to jack hammer my whole house to find the leak. Plumbers say I should just do baseboard or forced hot air. Insurance says they can find the pipe. They are telling me they will only pay for the water damage. Of course they will being there is no water damage. I should sit my dining room table and chairs in water now. Now I wait for them to come and asset the situation. Can they actually leave me without heat? Who can I call if they try getting out of this?
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