http://catexcavator.org/uncategorized/would-excavators-insurance-cover-our-damaged-well/12/06/2009/ An excellent source for finding Caterpillar Excavators Mon, 01 Mar 2010 20:16:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://catexcavator.org/uncategorized/would-excavators-insurance-cover-our-damaged-well/12/06/2009//comment-page-1#comment-417 acermill Sun, 06 Dec 2009 13:08:24 +0000 http://catexcavator.org/uncategorized/would-excavators-insurance-cover-our-damaged-well/12/06/2009/#comment-417 His insurance should cover any damages he caused. However, you will need to show that he actually DID cause the damage, if it exists. Right now, all you have is the fact that your well seemed to go bad shortly after the excavation work was done. That's not sufficient proof. You will somehow need to show that his mechanical actions caused this situation. It won't be easy. His insurance should cover any damages he caused. However, you will need to show that he actually DID cause the damage, if it exists.
Right now, all you have is the fact that your well seemed to go bad shortly after the excavation work was done. That’s not sufficient proof. You will somehow need to show that his mechanical actions caused this situation. It won’t be easy.

]]> http://catexcavator.org/uncategorized/would-excavators-insurance-cover-our-damaged-well/12/06/2009//comment-page-1#comment-416 mbrcatz Sun, 06 Dec 2009 07:09:08 +0000 http://catexcavator.org/uncategorized/would-excavators-insurance-cover-our-damaged-well/12/06/2009/#comment-416 His insurance will cover any damage HE CAUSED. It's up to you to find out what the problem is, and prove he caused it. His insurance isn't going to pay to investigate this, they'll pay to defend if you sue him, and the cause of loss is covered under his policy terms. But it sounds like you've got a dead animal in there. Which wouldn't be his fault. His insurance will cover any damage HE CAUSED. It’s up to you to find out what the problem is, and prove he caused it. His insurance isn’t going to pay to investigate this, they’ll pay to defend if you sue him, and the cause of loss is covered under his policy terms.
But it sounds like you’ve got a dead animal in there. Which wouldn’t be his fault.

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