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The KITEC Settlement Claim Form provides instructions for eligible claimants to submit claims related to the Kitec plumbing system. It outlines the necessary information, documentation, and deadlines for filing claims, specifically emphasizing the January 9th, 2020 deadline. The form requires detailed claimant information, property details where the Kitec system was installed, proof of ownership, and evidence of damages or repairs. It also includes legal acknowledgments regarding jurisdiction and release of claims against IPEX defendants. Claimants are encouraged to submit their forms promptly and retain copies for their records.

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Do you need to replace kitec plumbing?

Although Kitec plumbing was not officially recalled, many experts recommend that homeowners replace this plumbing system to avoid costly water damage and repairs. The pipes and fittings used in Kitec plumbing systems were made from a type of plastic that was found to be prone to premature failure.

Does home insurance cover Kitec plumbing?

The ongoing maintenance of Kitec systems often surpasses the cost of a whole-house repipe. Insurance Issues: Many insurance providers are reluctant to cover homes with Kitec plumbing due to its known failures, potentially leaving you without coverage for related damages.

How much is the kitec lawsuit going to payout?

The Settlement creates a one hundred and twenty five million U.S. dollar (US$125,000,000) Settlement Fund (less attorneys fees and costs set forth below) to be used for the benefit of the Class to pay for the repair of buildings, residences, homes or other structures plumbed with the Kitec System.

What is the life expectancy of a kitec plumbing system?

Kitec was first recalled in the year 2005; this was an indication that the lifespan of Kitec is about 10 years. However, professional plumbers predict that the failure rate of Kitec will rise gradually, and most, if not all, the home that has this system, will experience terrible pipe failure.

What type of plumbing is not covered by insurance?

Homeowners insurance typically covers losses resulting from a sudden malfunction, such as a pipe bursting unexpectedly. However, a homeowners policy wont cover slow, constant leaks or other plumbing problems resulting from neglect or improper maintenance.