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Posted by hallerb@aol.com on March 12, 2008, 11:33 am
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> > What kind of insurance is available for having trees cut down?
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> > I have a house that I inherited from my parents. =EF=BF=BDI have been re=
nting
> > it for over 10 years with no insurance. =EF=BF=BDNo one is currently liv=
ing in
> > the house but we may let my niece move in.
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> > It is in a place that is going commercial, so the land is worth more
> > without the house than with the small house.
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> > There are pine trees that are at least 50 year old and very high.
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> > I have a guy that says he will climb the trees and cut them for free
> > just for the wood.
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> > I plan to ask if he has insurance, but have not yet. =EF=BF=BDIf it turn=
s out
> > that he has no insurance what happens if a tree falls on neighbors
> > property?
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> Hi, The man in question is a sheriff, I will ask him today about all
> these concerns but I am sure he has himself insured, he does this as a
> side job so I am sure he knows the laws and libility in the town. He
> has already talked to me about the neighbors, because the trees are on
> the line they did not want to share in the expence of having them
> removed it is a reality company. So I have found someone in an add in
> the paper who cuts timber for the price he will get for the timber.
> =EF=BF=BD =EF=BF=BD Thanks, Pam
> =EF=BF=BD =EF=BF=BD Terry's sister- Hide quoted text -
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home with no homeowners insurance thats about to be occupied
again.......
lets say a visitor sales guy selling replacement windows trips on the
homes sidewalk and gets hurt. he can sue you for mega bucks, and since
you say the property is more valuable as commercial land the victim
can end up owning your property..........
get homeowners, to protecyt the owners
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