Sentences with phrase «if rainwater»

However, if rainwater enters your home through a roof damaged by wind, your policy might kick into effect, but only if your policy includes wind coverage, according to Allstate.

However if rainwater entered your house first and caused damage, you may be able to argue that you should be covered for the initial damage caused only by the rainwater.

However, if rainwater enters your home through a roof damaged by wind, your policy might kick into effect, but only if your policy includes wind coverage, according to Allstate.

So if rainwater carved the valleys, one would expect to see valleys cutting through the ejecta layer.

Not exact matches

I like to give the analogy that if you are living on an island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, growing all your own foods and gathering pure rainwater to drink, then you don't need to provide your child with supplements.

If objects in motion are like rainwater flowing through a gutter and landing in a puddle, then quantum objects in motion are like rainwater that might end up in a bunch of puddles, all at once.

Lockdown If the world is destroyed, two deep wells and a rainwater collection system will feed purified water into the silo.

Homeowners should set up a water purification system if they do plan to use rainwater for interior needs.

Researchers found that toxic concentrations of zinc and copper in water runoff could be reduced by 10 percent to 20 percent by 2035 if all cities in the studied watersheds implemented a law similar to the Los Angeles City law that requires new and redevelopment to infiltrate rainwater from a 3 / 4 - inch storm.

Soon enough it's clear that Mac has mere hours left (despite eating captured fish and drinking precious rainwater), and when he asks Louie if he's «going to die tonight,» the sudden response of «maybe,» however casually delivered, feels jarring in a genre wherein so many characters would have smiled and lied to their ailing cohorts.

If they are not replaced, rainwater can saturate supporting timbers and get into the inner roof structure causing damage.

One cup should just have pure water (even rainwater, if possible).

If you collect rainwater for gardening and composting, be sure to water your plants regularly to deplete the supply.

If that is not enough, there is on - site composting, chemical free sewage treatment and rainwater catchment.

And the rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling could replace virtually all personal outdoor watering, especially if paired with xeriscaping.

If a builder puts in a system that makes the rainwater potable, then that owner reduces stress on the water grid as well as reducing future river flood levels.

An ideal rainwater harvesting system does not capture more water than a landscape can use because water surpluses can become a nuisance if water is not utilized within three to four months (think stagnant water).

If you make it here to Berlin, you will enjoy games in the stadium with the largest rainwater collection cistern, 1400 cubic meters (368,000 gallons), in Europe; Nuremberg is a close second.

However Professor Brian Gulson, head of the Technical Advisory Board of the LEAD Group had this to say on the matter: «Water filter systems can be helpful in removing lead from water, so if people are concerned about lead in rainwater they may wish to consider a filtration system rather than discarding their tanks.»

It has rainwater collection and solar panels, but what we really like is the way it has just big openings to frame views but no windows - pine doors can be folded out if the bugs get too bad.

Got his card here somewhere, if it hasn't dissolved in rainwater.

If some of the damage can be specifically attributed to stormwater / rainwater (e.g. roof damage, damage to walls or parts of the house from leaking rainwater), your insurer may be liable.

This means that you are not covered at all (not even 50/50 if the water was half rainwater).

«IBC found that rain barrels, if emptied regularly, could divert 4.5 - million litres of rainwater runoff away from a municipality's sewer system and out of homes, which is great news,» said Ralph Palumbo, vice president of Ontario at IBC.

If the water that entered your house and caused the damage was a combination of both floodwater and rainwater then the doctrine of «proximate cause» applies.

If the damage is caused by both rainwater and flood then you may still be able to get your claim paid where, for example, the rainwater entered your house first or the damage was caused by rainwater coming through a hole in the roof (even if floodwater entered the house as wellIf the damage is caused by both rainwater and flood then you may still be able to get your claim paid where, for example, the rainwater entered your house first or the damage was caused by rainwater coming through a hole in the roof (even if floodwater entered the house as wellif floodwater entered the house as well).

If the insurance company determine that your home was damaged by both rainwater and floodwater, sometimes they will reject the claim.

Renewable energy (solar, geothermal), rainwater harvesting sole source of water (no well or hook up to muni water), unique building materials, i.e., sip panels, earth shelter, etc., can also be problematic if the appraiser or underwriter isn't competent to address the marketability of the building or home.

For instance, if you have a piddly old showerhead, replacing it with a large, rainwater - style model will lend a subtle spa - like quality without costing a lot.

If the water spot appears to be rainwater coming through the roof, it's not necessarily a major expense, especially if the roof is fairly new, Marston sayIf the water spot appears to be rainwater coming through the roof, it's not necessarily a major expense, especially if the roof is fairly new, Marston sayif the roof is fairly new, Marston says.

But if you want a super-sleek look, a fixed rainwater shower head with concealed pipework can't be beaten.

In an attic bathroom, place a rainwater shower head as high up as you can, even if it means it's at the top of the ceiling.

If all of these features weren't enough to persuade you into parting with # 5 million, the home also ticks boxes in terms of sustainability, with solar panels, excellent insulation, and a rainwater collection system that feeds into the washing machine and toilets.