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Sounds like it's a commercial residential property. HOA policies for condos often have $10,000 deductibles, so if something happens in the common space that causes damage to your place, but the damage is under $10,000, the HOA won't even file a claim. Anyone who lives in a condo should find out what the HOA deductible is and make sure they have the appropriate coverage to cover the gap. I can't think of the term right now since I've been out of claims for a bit.
We got pounded today with 2" plus. A coworker sent me a couple pictures of my wifes new "totaled" car! She isnt happy! We were supposed to take her car on vacation but we took mine instead :)
Saw that on the hail reports. Looks like it's coming down every where.Quote:
Originally Posted by trlcavscout
Garden appears destroyed, only salvaged one undersized jalapeno. South-facing garage door is dimpled, no skylights or south-facing windows, whew. Small tree's leaves shredded, may not survive after the previous shredding back in May. Pines are thinned out, assume they will be fine based on size and age. Haven't been up on the roof yet. Next door neighbors have golf-ball sized hail in the freezer.
Was parked at the airport, dimples all over the roof and hood, plastic trim busted up. Couldn't see much more in the dark.
Who-cares-about-fuel-economy thickness sheet metal on the old jeep came through just fine, or there were already enough dents that new ones weren't noticeable.