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lesbrousses | 21:33 Tue 18th Apr 2006 | Business & Finance
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is there a difference from an insurance company point of view between


a) subsidence


b) heave or landslip.


c) settlement.


or are they all classed as the same from a risk level?


when they give you a quote.


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Hi - I dont have the answer... But valuers work out insurance figures using BICS tables - Which I believe is industry standard... You might find some useful info going to www.bcis.co.uk ... They may have guidelines concerning this?
Heres what the ABI (Association of British Insurers) have to say about it
http://www.abi.org.uk/Display/default.asp?Menu _ID=1140&Menu_All=1,946,1140&Child_ID= 405
But in practice unless the area you live is a known subsidence area, or your property is affected or has been previously affected they would in all probability be treated as the same risk.

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