Even a small flood can inflict big losses on your home. Take a look at this chart to see how quickly the costs add up.
Inches |
Items |
Cost |
Total Losses |
---|---|---|---|
2 |
Replace Drywall |
$ 1,350 |
$ 7,800 |
6 |
Same items as listed for 2 inches, plus: |
Additional costs: |
New total: |
10 |
Same items as listed for 2 and 6 inches, plus: |
Additional costs: |
New total: |
14 |
Same items as listed for 2, 6 and 10 inches, plus: |
Additional costs: |
New total: |
18 |
Same items as listed for 2, 6, 10 and 14 inches, plus: |
Additional costs: |
New total: |
Now that you've tested the waters, you know that even a few inches of flood water can cause extensive damage to your home. It's time to protect yourself. It's time to talk to your agent or find an agent serving your area.
Please note: Dollar amounts are hypothetical, based on varying levels of flood damage to the main floor of a fictional 900-square-foot ranch-style home. Replacement, repair and labor costs will vary by state, home and market timing.
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