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Posted by DerbyDad03 on March 12, 2008, 4:07 pm
> >Terry wrote:
> >> What kind of insurance is available for having trees cut down?
>
> >> I have a house that I inherited from my parents. =A0I have been renting=
> >> it for over 10 years with no insurance. =A0No one is currently living i=
n
> >> the house but we may let my niece move in.
>
> >> It is in a place that is going commercial, so the land is worth more
> >> without the house than with the small house.
>
> >> There are pine trees that are at least 50 year old and very high.
>
> >> I have a guy that says he will climb the trees and cut them for free
> >> just for the wood.
>
> >> I plan to ask if he has insurance, but have not yet. =A0If it turns out=
> >> that he has no insurance what happens if a tree falls on neighbors
> >> property?
>
> >Why are you contemplating this project?
>
> >Leave the trees alone if they're not bothering anybody.
>
> Because it is in Georgia and it is tornado time. =A0I wouldn't want to
> live under those tall trees and I don't expect my niece to either.
>
> I have never heard of someone getting home owners insurance for a few
> days, but that is what I need.- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -
re: Because it is in Georgia and it is tornado time. I wouldn't want
to live under those tall trees and I don't expect my niece to either
But you had no problem letting the renters live under those tall trees
for 10 years? Nice!
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