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Does insurance cover a roof leak in Maryland?

A short guide to help prepare your questions. Your insurer determines coverage.

The short answer

A roof leak alone does not establish coverage. The cause, policy terms, deductible and damage all matter. Policies typically distinguish sudden covered damage, such as wind or hail, from maintenance and deterioration. Ask your insurer how your policy applies. Before agreeing to work, discuss the repair scope and any costs you will be responsible for.

Source: Maryland Insurance Administration ↗

Prepare for the conversation

Have your policy, the date you discovered the damage, photos taken from a safe location and any existing reports ready. Ask what documentation your insurer needs.

Your next step

Let’s get your property moving forward.

Tell us what happened. We’ll help you identify the right next step for restoration, repairs or renovation.

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First, get somewhere safe.

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While you wait

Water / flooding
  1. Stay out of floodwater. Keep children and pets away.
  2. Do not touch wet electrical equipment or a panel while standing in water.
  3. Return only when authorities say it is safe.
Safety guidance: American Red Cross ↗
Fire / smoke
  1. If there is fire or immediate danger, call 911.
  2. Keep people and pets away from damaged areas.
  3. Wait for the fire department to say it is safe before entering.
Safety guidance: American Red Cross ↗
Suspected asbestos
  1. Leave suspect materials undisturbed.
  2. Keep activity and access to the affected area to a minimum.
  3. Ask a trained professional to assess the material before repairs.
Safety guidance: EPA ↗
Mold / moisture
  1. Avoid touching or breathing in mold.
  2. Do not paint over moldy surfaces.
  3. The moisture source needs attention along with cleanup.
Safety guidance: EPA ↗

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