Will Insurance Cover a Flooded Car?
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Insurance will cover a flooded car. Below are the specific details regarding insurance claims: Filing a Claim: If your vehicle is flooded, the owner must immediately call the insurance company to report the incident. The owner should first call the insurance company to report the situation. Provide details of the incident. If possible, take photos or other forms of evidence to document the scene. Cooperate with the insurance adjuster who arrives on-site, prepare the necessary claim documents, submit them to the insurance company, and wait for the company's review. On-Site Inspection and Documentation: After receiving the call, the insurance company will send personnel to inspect the scene and determine the extent of the damage and the repair method. If the insurance company cannot arrive promptly, the owner can safely take photos of the scene and the vehicle's damage to facilitate the assessment and claim process. Arranging Rescue: You can contact the insurance company for rescue services or reach out to a professional rescue company. Do not attempt to start the engine and drive through water, as the insurance company will not cover engine damage if you do not have flood insurance. Wait for the rescue team to arrive.