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Insurance companies dropping people without clear instructions or notice on how to become compliant is sort of wild. I can see how having a big pile of tires wo
by thinkingkong 3y ago
Insurance companies dropping people without clear instructions or notice on how to become compliant is sort of wild. I can see how having a big pile of tires wouldnt be great. But what is “debris”? That could be anything.
- oytis 3y agoInstructions could be somewhere in the fine print
- RosanaAnaDana 3y ago> But what is “debris”? That could be anything. Yep. This is something we've been working to address at my startup (https://wuuii.com/ https://wuuii.com/). We build software for doing these kinds of inspections. Getting property owners to take action is one of the critical steps in the process, but communicating clearly what needs to be done is something we focus on. We use a combination of aerial imagery and on the ground inspection to identify all of the issues and make specific mitigation recommendations.
- sys_64738 3y agoInsurance is all about risk and when you are not uniform with the baseline then you become a risk. Whatever debris is doesn't really matter. It's that there is debris and that's what increases the insurance risk.
- apple4ever 3y agoYes but it's clear they are going too far