Covered or not
I recently noticed some hydraulic fluid near the front driver's side tire. Upon inspection it would appear that there is a leaking hydraulic line going to that side's leveler. I have a GSESP that was ...
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DutchmenSport wrote:
Yea, insurance and extended service plans are full of loop holes. Any way they can find the exception, they sure do.
Wind damage took shingles off the roof of my mother's house. Insurance covered the claim for replacing the shingles. Contractor came out for the estimate. Said the wood under the shingles needed to be replaced too. Insurance paid for the shingles, but not the wood holding on the shingles. They said there was no wind damage to the wood, but the wood had to be replaced to hold the shingles. Mom ended paying out-of-pocket the cost for the wood.
There's always loop holes. I don't like extended warranties.
your situation is not a loophole. The wind damaged the shingles not the wood. The fact that the wood was bad due to age, water leakage, is not a factor. Insurance company processed it correctly.
A loophole would have been IF they claimed the bad wood caused the nails to give resulting in the shingles coming off.
