The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

[N F C]

Good morning all. It’s a beautiful day out.

After the past several days, you're due for a beautiful day DMC

 

[bruceha2000]

It doesn't seem right. I mean, you could replace a perfectly good roof, and then it could still be damaged the next day. Someone should tell them that it is a waste of resources. They obviously don't mind wasting your money.

I don't suppose there was some building ordinance passed 15 years ago that required roofs to be designed better for hurricane force winds?

I know, that would be a very Pollyanna thought.

Fortunately, we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance for a while. The company that owns the golf course owns the house we'll be living in for now.

Free rent? Or at least cheap? You can save up LOTS of money for when he retires and you want to buy something.

Good morning all. It’s a beautiful day out.

I'm glad you can look out and see some beauty along with the destruction. I guess one can only move on and try to find the bright side of life.

 

[igorsMistress]

Good morning all, have a great day

 

[rjohns39]

Good morning folks

Good morning everyone

Good morning Debby, have a great day

Good morning, Debby. It is about home insurance in the state of Florida. Many insurance agencies are no longer going to cover Florida at all. The other agencies are forcing home owners, who have roofs over 15 years old, to replace them, whether they need to or not. They say they are not renewing policies otherwise.

Good morning Janie, have a great day

You may want to add a little more shade just until it catches root, but you did good that's clever with the basket Mad.

Good morning Mark, have a great day

Good morning all. It’s a beautiful day out.

Good morning DMC, have a great day... So glad you have power back!

I don't suppose there was some building ordinance passed 15 years ago that required roofs to be designed better for hurricane force winds?

I know, that would be a very Pollyanna thought.


Free rent? Or at least cheap? You can save up LOTS of money for when he retires and you want to buy something.


I'm glad you can look out and see some beauty along with the destruction. I guess one can only move on and try to find the bright side of life.

Good morning Bruce, have a great day

 

[rjohns39]

Good morning all, have a great day

Good morning IM, have a great day

 

[igorsMistress]

Good morning IM, have a great day

Thanks Bob, you too. Don’t let Sue crack that whip too hard

 

[DigMyChicks]

After the past several days, you're due for a beautiful day DMC

Thanks Debby!

I don't suppose there was some building ordinance passed 15 years ago that required roofs to be designed better for hurricane force winds?

I know, that would be a very Pollyanna thought.


Free rent? Or at least cheap? You can save up LOTS of money for when he retires and you want to buy something.


I'm glad you can look out and see some beauty along with the destruction. I guess one can only move on and try to find the bright side of life.

You are right Bruce.

Good morning all, have a great day

Hi IM!

Good morning folks


Good morning Debby, have a great day

Good morning Janie, have a great day

Good morning Mark, have a great day

Good morning DMC, have a great day... So glad you have power back!

Good morning Bruce, have a great day

Good morning Bob, thanks, so are we! You have a good day also.

 

[igorsMistress]

It doesn't seem right. I mean, you could replace a perfectly good roof, and then it could still be damaged the next day. Someone should tell them that it is a waste of resources. They obviously don't mind wasting your money.

It’s all about risk Janie. If there’s a tree too close to the roof, or damage to the roof from previous storms or that tree limb rubbing on the roof and damaging it, it can create a lot of other issues inside the house and cost more for repairs. A lot of people used to use their insurance companies to replace their roofs and such when it’s not their job. Roofs don’t last forever and it’s your responsibility as the homeowner to maintain your dwelling and the surroundings to keep it in good shape. I worked for an insurance company for almost 20 years, hated it.

 

[igorsMistress]

Thanks Debby!

You are right Bruce.

Hi IM!

Good morning Bob, thanks, so are we! You have a good day also.

Good morning DMC, yay for some good news.

 

[N F C]

I don't suppose there was some building ordinance passed 15 years ago that required roofs to be designed better for hurricane force winds?

I know, that would be a very Pollyanna thought.


Free rent? Or at least cheap? You can save up LOTS of money for when he retires and you want to buy something.


I'm glad you can look out and see some beauty along with the destruction. I guess one can only move on and try to find the bright side of life.

Good morning Bruce As long as DH works for the golf course, the rent on the house is free to us, we just have to pay utilities. And the good news, DH is really enjoying his new job!