Generally speaking, is storm damage properly assessed?
laureloak
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Sun Aug-28-05 09:19 PM
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Generally speaking, is storm damage properly assessed? |
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My experience here in NC is that it is grossly exaggerated both by the media and by property owners.
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Sun Aug-28-05 09:30 PM
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1. I agree that it's exaggerated |
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But I also think it's really hard to tell at first. There is usually a lot of unseen, underlying damage.
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Sun Aug-28-05 11:32 PM
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2. If NO homes sit under 20 feet of water for 5 weeks... it will be pretty |
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hard to exaggerate the damage.
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Sun Aug-28-05 11:33 PM
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3. I imagine insurance companies wont allow them to |
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get too exaggerated... however, Katrina is likely to set the record.
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