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<blockquote data-quote="beaverb01" data-source="post: 924624" data-attributes="member: 12585"><p>I understand wanting to save an old tree. I also understand that around here anyway, if there is a known defect or if the tree is dead (either way, a hazard) and the HO knows about it and does not act to remove the hazard, insurance will not pay for resulting damages. The HO ultimately has the decision to make. Tell them to check their policy or call their agent so they can at least make an informed decision.</p><p></p><p>:greenchainsaw: </p><p></p><p> Beaver</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="beaverb01, post: 924624, member: 12585"] I understand wanting to save an old tree. I also understand that around here anyway, if there is a known defect or if the tree is dead (either way, a hazard) and the HO knows about it and does not act to remove the hazard, insurance will not pay for resulting damages. The HO ultimately has the decision to make. Tell them to check their policy or call their agent so they can at least make an informed decision. :greenchainsaw: Beaver [/QUOTE]
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