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Here’s What You Need To Do After a Water Leak

  1. Stop the water leak by turning off the source of water. If you don’t know exactly where the problem is, then turn off the water where it enters your home or business.
  2. Contact a licensed plumber to access the broken pipe, perform a repair, and restore water to your home or business. (Be sure to save the broken pipe pieces as evidence).
  3. Contact a qualified licensed water mitigation contractor to perform any required emergency services to contain the loss.
  4. To the extent you elect to file a claim against your home or business insurance policy, notify your insurance company. FOR PROFESSIONAL CLAIMS ASSISTANCE, CALL APA FOR A FREE CONSULTATION.

For professional claims assistance, contact APA for a free consultation. The consultation is no risks. no obligations. We will help you decide what to do next. Give us a call at: (888) 812-5246.

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