POTENTIAL CAST
IRON PIPE
SETTLEMENT
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inspection for all clients
We are The Cast Iron Pipe and Hurricane
Storm Claim Experts
Are You Eligible For Compensation?
- Was your house built before 1975?
- Do you have cast iron drain lines?
- Do you have sink, toilet, shower back-ups or overflows?
- Do you have sinks, toilets or showers that don’t drain properly?
- Do you have water damage to drywall, vanity, or door casings?
- Do you have water damage to flooring, broken tiles, or loose tiles?
- Do you have a valid homeowner’s insurance policy?
IF YOU RECEIVED A NOTICE
IN THE MAIL OR YOU ARE READY
TO BEGIN YOUR CLAIM:
If You’ve Received A NOTICE In The Mail,
3 Step Process to File & Collect Your Cast Iron
Settlement From Your Property Insurance Carrier
1.
Click the button below to file your claim electronically
2.
Amloss will scope your damages, prepare your estimate and file your claim with your homeowners insurance company.
3.
Amloss will adjust your claim for the maximum settlement permitted under your policy and tender payment to you.
There are NO FEES OR COSTS to you unless we get you paid.
Cast Iron Plumbing
Claims
A failed or failing cast iron plumbing system can cause substantial damage to your home & wallet.
If your home was built before 1975, you may be entitled to a significant settlement to completely replace outdated, damaged, cast iron plumbing.
You may also be entitled to money for renovations associated with the damage.
Our mission at Amloss Claims & Arbitration, LLC is to fight for you the homeowner and recover a fair and equitable settlement for your damaged cast iron pipes.
Often times, insurance companies will deny or underpay cast iron pipe claims by asserting certain exclusions in your policy.
Our knowledge and experience turns most “denials” into large settlements and awards.
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Why Do Cast Iron
Pipes Fail?
The most frequent cause of Cast Iron deterioration and failure is corrosion. The most common sources of corrosion are hydrogen sulfide and other acids. Salt and moisture-rich environments like those found in South Florida, can accelerate corrosion. In coastal areas of Florida as well as certain inland areas with high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide, cast iron sewer lines may only last 25 years.
Other sources of pipe corrosion include:
- Toxins
- Chemicals
- Turbulence
- Organic growths
- Clay soils
- Acidic sewage
- Improper installation
- Construction activities
What Are The Signs? How Will This effect My Home?
Damaged cast iron pipes usually display at least one of the following:
- Water backups in toilet, shower, laundry and kitchen
- Slow drains
- Foul smells (rotten egg smells)
- Roach infestation
- Water damage
- Broken or cracked tile
- Stained or discolored grout lines and tile
- Raw sewage back ups
Cast iron pipes can also lower your home value by as much as 20%
because homes with this outdated system fail inspection
