In article oVmVe.25137$hp.558@lakeread08, Glenn Ashmore says...

I have seen some real nits picked on this subject. One example: a water
supply line broke where it enters a house at basement floor level. The
water rose and flooded out the HVAC and everything in the basement.
Coverage denied because it was rising water. OTOH, supply line breaks in
the basement ceiling and floods the HVAC and everything in the basement.
THEN you are covered because the water came from above the damage.

Hmm. So basically if your basement floods, take a garden hose and
soak the house interior from roof to basement, and they'd cover it?

Jim


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