Water Damage FAQ

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Usually an upstairs bathroom or laundry, the attic AC drain line, or an attic water heater. Roofs leak in rain; those leak any day. Water leaking from the ceiling.

Common signs are a warm spot on the floor, the sound of water running with everything off, a water bill that jumped, and damp baseboards or flooring with no visible source. Slab leaks on clay soil.

For a typical leak, equipment often runs several days. Slabs, hardwood, wall cavities and flood jobs can take longer. It's done when moisture readings match dry areas of the house.

Usually, after a clean-water leak, as long as the power is safe. The equipment is loud and adds heat and electrical load, which matters in a Texas summer.

Sudden, accidental water from a burst pipe is often covered; long-term leaks and flooding from outside often aren't. Your policy decides. Texas homeowners insurance and burst pipes.

FEMA's flood maps show mapped flood hazard areas, and Hays County and the City of Kyle publish local information. Many flood claims come from outside mapped zones. Flood zones and flood maps around Kyle.

Standard homeowners policies generally exclude flood water from outside. Coverage for flooding is sold as its own policy.