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<blockquote data-quote="verbal" data-source="post: 14996464" data-attributes="member: 22762"><p>I live in a development that was built 15 years ago. The shingles on roofs on almost every house have been falling off randomly over the past few years on almost every house in the neighborhood. There has not been a single storm that caused the specific damage.</p><p></p><p>This past winter a company came into my development advertising that they would work with your insurance company to have your roof replaced. The company has worked none stop all summer on my neighborhood. Their insurance pitch keeps getting new houses. No other companies are working on houses in the development.</p><p></p><p>One of my neighbors is about to get a new roof after discovering a small leak. Some guy came out from this company and pulled some random shingles off that were coming up and marked them for the insurance adjuster. The insurance adjuster is out today to look at the roof after it has already been touched by the roofing company. Every house I have seen has had the same thing where the company marks up the roof and removes shingles before the adjuster comes.</p><p></p><p>I had my roof replaced by another company last year after shingles continued to come off. The roofing company said the shingle was at the end of its life and I paid for the roof myself.</p><p></p><p>I have never heard of the tactic that this company uses with insurance and no other company in the area does this. I have always thought of this as the home owners responsibility. Is there some kind of fraud going on here?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="verbal, post: 14996464, member: 22762"] I live in a development that was built 15 years ago. The shingles on roofs on almost every house have been falling off randomly over the past few years on almost every house in the neighborhood. There has not been a single storm that caused the specific damage. This past winter a company came into my development advertising that they would work with your insurance company to have your roof replaced. The company has worked none stop all summer on my neighborhood. Their insurance pitch keeps getting new houses. No other companies are working on houses in the development. One of my neighbors is about to get a new roof after discovering a small leak. Some guy came out from this company and pulled some random shingles off that were coming up and marked them for the insurance adjuster. The insurance adjuster is out today to look at the roof after it has already been touched by the roofing company. Every house I have seen has had the same thing where the company marks up the roof and removes shingles before the adjuster comes. I had my roof replaced by another company last year after shingles continued to come off. The roofing company said the shingle was at the end of its life and I paid for the roof myself. I have never heard of the tactic that this company uses with insurance and no other company in the area does this. I have always thought of this as the home owners responsibility. Is there some kind of fraud going on here? [/QUOTE]
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