Water and Storm
Water damage, leaks from neighbours, storm damage and flooding — who pays what and when.
Filing an insurance claim or dealing with a rejection is stressful enough. We explain the process step-by-step and show you what steps you can take.
Water damage, leaks from neighbours, storm damage and flooding — who pays what and when.
Report burglary damage immediately, fire damage to your home and contents: what to expect from your insurer.
Windscreen damage, collision or parking damage: the difference between third-party, limited comprehensive and full comprehensive in practice.
A rejection from your insurer is not the end of the road. Many claims are denied on grounds like inherent defect, wear and tear, or late reporting — terms that have a precise legal meaning and are often interpreted more broadly than is fair. You have statutory rights, including the right to a second opinion (contra-expertise under Article 7:959 of the Dutch Civil Code) and a free complaints procedure through KiFiD.
These guides walk through the claim process step by step, explain how to assess a rejection, and show how to avoid underinsurance that quietly reduces your payout. To prevent these disputes in future, also see how to save on your damage insurance by focusing on strong policy terms rather than only a low premium.
Water damage, leaks from neighbours, storm damage and flooding — who pays what and when.
1 topicsReport burglary damage immediately, fire damage to your home and contents: what to expect from your insurer.
Coming soonWindscreen damage, collision or parking damage: the difference between third-party, limited comprehensive and full comprehensive in practice.
Coming soonMarket value vs replacement value, underinsurance and what falls outside cover — read your policy before you claim.
1 topicsWhen to report damage, which documents you need and what happens after the report.
1 topicsInsurer refusing to pay out? Your rights after a rejection, how to appeal and when KiFiD can help.
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