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I think that's pretty standard boilerplate language since Hurricane
Andrew. I don't know of a single homeowners insurance company who will
continue to cover damage from a tree to the house once it's actually
caused damage. They think it's a continued risk even though we've had
professional arborists up the tree to check it out. They think once it's
dropped limbs it will continue to do so and the house could be underneath.
We'll see what the neighborhood busy bodies have to say when it comes down.
Jim Chaggaris wrote:
|
| "We were informed by our agent, as he was handing over the check, that any
| more damage caused by that tree to our house, or the neighbors, and it
won't
| be covered."
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| If that's the case, I would seriously rethink your insurance carrier.
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|
|
| 73,
|
| Jim N9WW
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R. Kevin Stover, ACØH
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