Sat. AM called to new job. Ar15 head shot in attic/storage area about 400 sf. Ran down into lower level. 3 guys 2 days. Pack out (2 16 foot vans). Clean disinfect subfloor repair. Rr insulation. Prime all attic surfaces. Clean disinfect lower level 200 sf. Man they are fast and thorough.
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Mikey P
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wtf did you just say?
I hope for your wife's sake that you're a better conversationalist in person.
I hope for your wife's sake that you're a better conversationalist in person.
Ralph Pastorelli
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Clean disinfect sub floor after it ran down to the next level ? Sub floor in a unfinished attic is easier cut out and replaced. We always do it and adjusters never ask questions.
hogjowl
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That's the way you type in the evenings, Mikey.
Desk Jockey
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Ralph do you find that work is covered by insurance in your area? I think less than half here is covered most is on the home or business owner.
Ralph Pastorelli
Member
I have not had a trauma loss not paid by any insurance company in a few years . So I would say no..
Greg Cole
Member
I was under the impression that it would be covered as it does extensive damage to the home...
Desk Jockey
Member
It can be but not always. I personally haven't seen any hard a fast rules on payment or not. We generally approach it with it not being covered and if it is that's works out great for those experiencing the loss.
Its still means for property management companies it is basically self insured because of such high deductibles.
Its still means for property management companies it is basically self insured because of such high deductibles.
