Apple's policy on water damage is clear. If an iPod or iPhone has been in contact with a liquid, the repair for this type of water damage is not covered by the Apple 1 Year Warranty or even the Apple Care protection Plan.
Any iPod's or iPhone that were built after 2006 have a built in water damage indicator which shows whether a liquid has indeed been in contact with the device.
If there has been water damage in a phone, it is possible to repair it and eliminate the water using simple, step-by-step methods that have been proven to work.
iPads replaced under the Apple warranty have a warranty that is good for the remainder of the original's. They will choose to repair or replace it at their discretion. If they deem that the damage or malfunction is due to abuse, accident, water damage or jailbreaking, they will not cover it.
It pretty much covers anything that would be apple's fault if you crack it or drop it or any accidental damage or water damage is your fault.
In most states, homeowner's insurance does not cover water damage from a leaky roof. Water damage is generally covered under a separate policy called flood insurance.
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No, but if the failure causes a fire or water damage, then the water and fire damage will be covered.
They cover just about everything if you have the right policy
Yes. There are many iPhone repair shops all over the country. They specialize in repairs that Apple or AT&T would NOT cover under a manufacturer warranty.For Example:Accidental damage (i.e. Broken glass, Broken LCD, cosmetic damage, etc)Water/Liquid damageButton RepairBattery Replacement
Depending on the source of the water, typically yes.
Contractors LiabilityThe contractors General Liability Insurance policy will cover damage resulting from faulty workmanship. You need to call the contractor.AnswerDepends on the policy. There are different levels of coverage available. All risk policies would cover the damage by water, but not fixing the contractor improper construction, and would then go after the contractor insurance for reimbursement. Named Peril policies, lower level coverage, wouldn't cover any of it.Jack from Northeast Pa
water damage is only covered through full coverage if you have it and just so happens to run in a pond or something.
That depends on the individual contract. Insurance products differ.
It is best to check with your insurer. All policies are different.