Austin (KXAN) – as the investigation of what caused the explosion of a house north of Austin and collapses on Sunday, dozens of people suffering from side damage to the insurance process continue.
“It was just asking questions to find out how someone could help us support us, and most importantly, the society here is,” said Ryan Leer. Light or lower in the corner from the dual stimulus episode that exploded. “I don’t have it bad like anyone else here, but there are some reforms that I would like to do sooner and not later, and I was told not to do anything until the insurance company comes out.”
While the house that explodes – at the nominal value – anomalies, Rich Johnson said with the Texas Insurance Council when it comes to the insurance process, it is a somewhat standard.
“It is similar when you have a storm and tree of one of the neighbors on your home – it will cover your insurance, not your neighbor. Unless there is a kind of neglect,” he said.
This type of information will not appear until the investigation is concluded.
KXAN learned from the general contractor on Tuesday that the House of Representatives “received the final inspection and the occupancy certificate on March 28.” Johnson said that the coverage of the house that exploded depends on it when the Malcon took out exactly a policy.
As for wire, it takes the insurance process with perspective.
“How much do you have to appreciate all you have because it can change very quickly, and know what we can do to help people more affected than we are,” said Lear.