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Shermann

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6. Did they even offer to allow an inspection in lieu of a new roof?

Reply to Chainfire (Original post)

Tue Apr 12, 2022, 07:31 PM

Apr 2022

Generally speaking, insurance companies aren't going to manufacture reasons for a non-renewal of a policy. If the roof is in good condition, which can be demonstrated, it is generally in their best interest to renew the policy. It sounds like they want to slowly exit that coastal area market.

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Oh how I hate insurance companies [View all] Chainfire Apr 2022 OP

Oh, insurance companies of all stripes suck XanaDUer2 Apr 2022 #1

My neighbors have been getting drop letters the last 12 months jimfields33 Apr 2022 #2

When we bought our current house (19 years ago) rsdsharp Apr 2022 #3

Ins cos suck! SheltieLover Apr 2022 #4

I am fortunate that I am such a tightwad that I have put back more money than Chainfire Apr 2022 #5

Did they even offer to allow an inspection in lieu of a new roof? Shermann Apr 2022 #6

Nope, we asked. They don't care. Chainfire Apr 2022 #7

Insurance companies operate on the balance of premiums and risk. TomSlick Apr 2022 #8

Insurance is a waste, until you need it. Hoyt Apr 2022 #9