bob vawter
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Re: Ohio Guys and SE MI Floods
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Dolly Llama
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Re: Ohio Guys and SE MI
no flooded streets here today.
Rained all day off and on, but no deluge.
we don't do any WD to speak of anyway.
Only small ones and only for current custys
..L.T.A.
no flooded streets here today.
Rained all day off and on, but no deluge.
we don't do any WD to speak of anyway.
Only small ones and only for current custys
..L.T.A.
Re: Ohio Guys and SE MI
just got back from wisconsin dells and had a chance to see lake delton the lake that emptied itself into the river and wow it was a sight and we also got too take those detours that go for ten miles because of rising water . i have a couple good pics of dry lake delton could use some help getting them up here ........otherwise WISCONSIN DELLS is a great family place stayed at the POLYNESIAN RESORT it was all good
just got back from wisconsin dells and had a chance to see lake delton the lake that emptied itself into the river and wow it was a sight and we also got too take those detours that go for ten miles because of rising water . i have a couple good pics of dry lake delton could use some help getting them up here ........otherwise WISCONSIN DELLS is a great family place stayed at the POLYNESIAN RESORT it was all good
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Re: Ohio Guys and SE MI
I just got back from Wisconsin working claims for a big insurer. I had about 90% denials, no one had the sewer backup / sump pump overflow endorsement, there were also quite a few due to seepage & groundwater through the sub grade windows as well as the actual flooding.
When you go to these jobs don't tell the customer that they have coverage because so many do not and that will cause a lot of greif for you and them. Of course, coverage or not time is of the essence.
If you are thinking of jumping into WD right now, go for it, most of these basements are easy to dry, no subfloor, few cabinets etc., and many I was looking at were small in size.
I just got back from Wisconsin working claims for a big insurer. I had about 90% denials, no one had the sewer backup / sump pump overflow endorsement, there were also quite a few due to seepage & groundwater through the sub grade windows as well as the actual flooding.
When you go to these jobs don't tell the customer that they have coverage because so many do not and that will cause a lot of greif for you and them. Of course, coverage or not time is of the essence.
If you are thinking of jumping into WD right now, go for it, most of these basements are easy to dry, no subfloor, few cabinets etc., and many I was looking at were small in size.
Ken Snow
RIP
Re: Ohio Guys and SE MI
We had so many in the last few weeks, even Brian Hanna went out and did 5 last Saturday. We have been running 3-7 crews on flood jobs alone every day for almost 2 weeks, plus we're busy as all get out cleaning :-)
We had so many in the last few weeks, even Brian Hanna went out and did 5 last Saturday. We have been running 3-7 crews on flood jobs alone every day for almost 2 weeks, plus we're busy as all get out cleaning :-)
