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I say place it on a forklift, then that on another forklift, and so on.
Originally Posted by Ridge I say place it on a forklift, then that on another forklift, and so on. And start with this: Originally Posted by Skully That brings up another question; Is the building leased or owned by the boss asking you to do this? Yeah, if I was the owner of a building and my tenat decided to do this... I would be a little pissed. On the other hand I don't think insurance would cover catastrophic roof failures due to miscalculations in things that a roof is not designed to do.
Last edited by rbeau30; 10-07-2014 at 19:55.
Originally Posted by rbeau30 On the other hand I don't think insurance would cover catastrophic roof failures due to miscalculations in things that a roof is not designed to do. They might. But probably not.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Originally Posted by Irving They might. But probably not. I guarantee you that the insurance Co would at least spend a lot of money on lawyers fighting against a coverage payout in this case.
Originally Posted by rbeau30 I guarantee you that the insurance Co would at least spend a lot of money on lawyers fighting against a coverage payout in this case. Insurance doesn't hire lawyers, they just deny the claim. I changed my mind though, I don't think that would be covered. Maybe though.
Last edited by Irving; 10-07-2014 at 20:46.
Originally Posted by Irving They might. But probably not. Exclusions: an intentional act
Originally Posted by Snowman78 Exclusions: an intentional act If you set-up a 1,000 gallon salt water tank in your living room, that is intentional. When it collapses your floor and lands in your basement, that isn't intentional.
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