Most Homeowners and Renters Insurance policies exclude “flood” as a covered loss

Seattle homeowners and renters in the Ravenna neighborhood, just north of the University of Washington, experienced extensive property damage loss when the City of Seattle’s water main broke, causing over 800,000 gallons of drinking water to flood area residents’ homes. City of Seattle has admitted liability.

Posted August 22, 2009 by Alexandra. Comments and trackbacks are open. Follow the comments feed.

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Most Homeowners and Renters Insurance policies exclude “flood” as a covered loss

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