We helped out a customer who was about to lose her insurance. The sad part is my guys forgot to take pictures of what would have been some great before and afters.
"Great service! My home owners insurance company was ready to cancel my policy if I couldn't get the moss cleaned off my 100+ year old slate roof. It looks amazing and I still have my insurance."
-- Edited by BlueRidge on Wednesday 24th of August 2016 06:49:46 AM
Maverick Contracting said
Aug 24, 2016
Brett, with insurance jobs it's important for homeowners to get the pictures from the insurance companies of their complaints then have your guys take before and after of those spots so they cannot find other items to hold against the H.O. and still drop their coverage.
I have a job upcoming where it's such a situation.
Great review!
Art O said
Aug 24, 2016
I did 2 Insurance jobs this week. They definitely are helping us out
BlueRidge said
Aug 24, 2016
Maverick Contracting wrote:
Brett, with insurance jobs it's important for homeowners to get the pictures from the insurance companies of their complaints then have your guys take before and after of those spots so they cannot find other items to hold against the H.O. and still drop their coverage.
I have a job upcoming where it's such a situation.
Great review!
Fortunately she took before pictures. I'll get her to send it then go by and take an after so it will be close to the same.
BlueRidge said
Aug 24, 2016
Art O wrote:
I did 2 Insurance jobs this week. They definitely are helping us out
It looks like all of them are getting on the band wagon. We did an insurance house wash at the start of the season for algae on vinyl siding.
Jeff Wible said
Aug 24, 2016
Nice Brett,.I've done a few insurance jobs over the years,.But wondered why it wasn't more common? I always figured it was an insurance company trying to have a reason to drop someone,..for any reason they could find???
Jeff
BlueRidge said
Aug 24, 2016
Jeff Wible wrote:
Nice Brett,.I've done a few insurance jobs over the years,.But wondered why it wasn't more common? I always figured it was an insurance company trying to have a reason to drop someone,..for any reason they could find???
Jeff
Jeff... I agree. I think insurance companies are trying to get rid of the dead wood. Those who do not take care of their homes. They only want crème de la crème. I switched companies and they wanted me to replace a broken basement window one of my dogs broke. On my list but I did it much sooner to save the money.
Zach Maynard said
Aug 25, 2016
It's nice when people take the time to say thank you. Good job
BlueRidge said
Aug 25, 2016
Zach Maynard wrote:
It's nice when people take the time to say thank you. Good job
So true Zach! I send thank yous with links to Google and Yelp after each job is completed and I'm lucky if I get 1 out of 20.
Maverick Contracting said
Sep 1, 2016
BlueRidge wrote:
Jeff Wible wrote:
Nice Brett,.I've done a few insurance jobs over the years,.But wondered why it wasn't more common? I always figured it was an insurance company trying to have a reason to drop someone,..for any reason they could find???
Jeff
Jeff... I agree. I think insurance companies are trying to get rid of the dead wood. Those who do not take care of their homes. They only want crème de la crème. I switched companies and they wanted me to replace a broken basement window one of my dogs broke. On my list but I did it much sooner to save the money.
Having been in the insurance businsence I know they look for any reason to drop you and do send out pepole to inspect your home.
Legally if you're gate is open they can go in.
State Farm even has a commercial regarding roof issues
We helped out a customer who was about to lose her insurance. The sad part is my guys forgot to take pictures of what would have been some great before and afters.
"Great service! My home owners insurance company was ready to cancel my policy if I couldn't get the moss cleaned off my 100+ year old slate roof. It looks amazing and I still have my insurance."
-- Edited by BlueRidge on Wednesday 24th of August 2016 06:49:46 AM
I have a job upcoming where it's such a situation.
Great review!
Fortunately she took before pictures. I'll get her to send it then go by and take an after so it will be close to the same.
It looks like all of them are getting on the band wagon. We did an insurance house wash at the start of the season for algae on vinyl siding.
Jeff
Jeff... I agree. I think insurance companies are trying to get rid of the dead wood. Those who do not take care of their homes. They only want crème de la crème. I switched companies and they wanted me to replace a broken basement window one of my dogs broke. On my list but I did it much sooner to save the money.
So true Zach! I send thank yous with links to Google and Yelp after each job is completed and I'm lucky if I get 1 out of 20.
Having been in the insurance businsence I know they look for any reason to drop you and do send out pepole to inspect your home.
Legally if you're gate is open they can go in.
State Farm even has a commercial regarding roof issues