Having a leak is never fun, and in some horrible scenarios, it can even cause severe damage to your home. This is where your insurance provider can help. Not all leaks are covered by insurance, and not all insurance companies cover leaks. A lot depends on what insurance carrier you have, and where that leak is located exactly.
Quest Leak Detection works with all types of home insurance companies and home warranty companies alike. When choosing the right leak detection and repair company for you, you need to take into consideration who is going out and doing the work as accuracy is everything.
You could lose coverage if your leak is marked just a few inches in the wrong direction! We here at Quest Leak Detection are family-owned and operated! This means that only the very best and qualified people will be coming out to your home!
Unlike other companies, you never have to worry if it’s the technician’s first day on the job, where they could be off by just a few inches and cost you insurance coverage! Accuracy is everything and only the very best individuals will be looking for your leak! Learn more about why Quest Leak Detection is right for you.
How Quest Leak Detection Helps With Insurance Claims
The most useful thing we can do for an insurance or home warranty claim is pinpoint the leak and show your carrier exactly where it sits, so the adjuster is reviewing facts rather than a guess. Quest takes that step for you, then explains what we found. Your carrier makes the final call on coverage, and that call usually turns on your policy and the leak’s location, which is why a precise location puts your claim on the strongest footing.
Why Accurate Leak Location Matters
A leak marked a few inches in the wrong direction can change how a claim is handled. That is why we use electronic leak detection equipment to pinpoint the leak before any hole is opened. Because Quest is family-owned and operated, the people who come to your home are experienced members of the team, not someone on their first day, and the same team can carry out the leak repair once the location is confirmed.
Signs It Is Time To Call
Many leaks stay hidden inside walls or under a concrete slab. Common signs include water damage or flooding, the constant sound of running water, warm spots on the floor, high water bills, and mold or mildew. If you notice any of these, call your insurer or home warranty company and schedule a leak detection visit so the source can be found and documented.
After The Leak Is Found
Once the leak is located, we explain the repair options. A single failed section can often be repaired directly, while plumbing that keeps failing may be better served by repiping. For drain and sewer questions, a camera inspection shows what is happening inside the line. If you need help paying for work that is not covered, see our financing options, and learn more about the family behind the business on our about page.
Insurance And Leak Detection FAQ
Does insurance cover leak detection and repair?
Not all leaks are covered, and not all insurance companies cover leaks. It depends on your carrier and on where the leak is located.
Do you work with home warranty companies?
Yes. Quest Leak Detection works with home insurance companies and home warranty companies alike.
What should I do first if I suspect a leak?
Contact your insurer or warranty company and schedule a leak detection visit, so the leak can be located accurately before any repair begins.
