FB cast lead collection – Amloss Claims & Arbitration

POTENTIAL CAST IRON PIPE SETTLEMENT

Are You Eligible For Compensation?

Was your house built before 1975?
Do you have cast iron drain lines?
Do you have sink, toilet, shower back-ups or overflows?
Do you have sinks, toilets or showers that don’t drain properly?
Do you have water damage to drywall, vanity, or door casings?
Do you have water damage to flooring, broken tiles, or loose tiles?
Do you have a valid homeowner’s insurance policy?

MANY SETTLEMENTS $30,000 - $75,000

If your house was built before 1975, you probably have cast iron drain lines that are broken or worn out. If you are experiencing toilet or sink backups, slow drains, insects or bad smells, we may be able to get you paid to replace your drain lines. Our average settlement is between $30,000 and $75,000. But be advised, there may be a strict deadline to file your claim.

See If I Qualify

See what some of our most recent clients had to say about us!

Betty S.

Very happy with the service at Amloss. I would recommend them to anyone who needs a Public adjuster! Very Happy with my settlement.

Kendall S.

Amloss was able to get us a substantial payout for our loss, over $140,000. We are really excited to put our home back in order. I feel completely confident recommending Jake Pollack and Amloss Claims for any disputes you may have with your insurance company.

Tom V.

The smartest decision we made was contacting Amloss to help and guide us through a claim process. We will NEVER deal with an insurance claim again without contacting Jake and his team first. They have been great to speak with, respond quickly and always answered every question we had.

Marcia D.

I had a very professional experience with this company. They saw my claim all the way to the end. The insurance company tried to hold off as much as possible, but Amloss got them in the end. Mr. Pollack is a wonderful (PA). I will recommend the company. Thanks a million.

Why Do Cast Iron Pipes Fail?

The most frequent cause of Cast Iron deterioration and failure is corrosion. The most common sources of corrosion are hydrogen sulfide and other acids. Salt and moisture-rich environments like those found in South Florida, can accelerate corrosion. In coastal areas of Florida as well as certain inland areas with high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide, cast iron sewer lines may only last 25 years.

Other sources of pipe corrosion include:

Toxins
Chemicals
Turbulence
Organic growths

Clay soils
Acidic sewage
Improper installation
Construction activities