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re: Architectural Shingle Roof Replacement Questions (Hailstorm Aftermath)
Posted on 5/24/24 at 8:18 pm to slacker130
Posted on 5/24/24 at 8:18 pm to slacker130
One thing to consider is the trend of insurance companies to non-renew for older roofs. I currently have a 20 year old architectual shingle roof and I have a lot of granular loss but no hail or wind damage. I half expect my insurance company to tell me they will not renew unless I get it replaced.
I am hearing from my broker more companies are insisting on 15 year or newer roof to write a policy.
If that is the case it is causing me to wonder why would I pay for a premium "25-40" year product if this is the direction of the insurane industry.
I am interested in others experiences on this. I live in GA.
I am hearing from my broker more companies are insisting on 15 year or newer roof to write a policy.
If that is the case it is causing me to wonder why would I pay for a premium "25-40" year product if this is the direction of the insurane industry.
I am interested in others experiences on this. I live in GA.
This post was edited on 5/24/24 at 8:22 pm
Posted on 5/25/24 at 11:43 am to agilitydawg
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I am hearing from my broker more companies are insisting on 15 year or newer roof to write a policy.
It was almost impossible to get insurance on a house I own in Gulf Shores w a 16 year old roof. The 30 year architectural roof shingles are in good condition.
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