Does insurance pay for home fire if wiring was not to code

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Does insurance pay for home fire if wiring was not to code? What should I watch out for?

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Glenn

"Hence insurance will not cover a house or..."

Most insurance companies will not cover a home whose electric work or the powerbridge is not up to code. Hence insurance will not cover a house or home fire that was not inspected or electric work known to be up to code when the house was bought or sold. Corris Darkman.

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