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Does homeowners insurance cover a foundation wall caving in if no water or mud is present but cement blocks fall into the basement below ground level? |
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Homeowners policies have an exclusion for 'settling, shrinking, bulging, cracking, ect. of a foundation or wall. You can report the claim and see what your insurance company does, maybe you are on a sinkhole.
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