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Re: Insurance companys wonder why there so hated
Gawd, what a horror story ! My gut instinct told me early on not to deal
with any builders in an official capacity. Now I know why....
RHC
"Bob Worthy" <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Crash Gordon®" <NONE@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I failed to mention that this happened YEARS after the subdivision was
> completed, just before the ROC 10 structural warranty was up. They had to
> move everyone completely out of every house (even the ones that did not
> settle). Strip all the drywall off, fix the framing, undercut the
> foundation
> and slab and pump that concrete stuff under the houses, re-drywall, paint,
> etc. I had to remove and re-install all the 40 alarms (I got paid :-). It
> cost the builder/insurane co. a gazillion bucks.
>
> All due to the construction super doing a re-grade after soil compaction
> was
> completed and approved. So the builder was at fault....big builder based
> in
> FL. They were a great company to work for though.
>
> There are no great builders to work for in Florida other than a few that
> do
> extremely high end.
>
> Bob4Secur
>
>
> "Jim Rojas" <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> With the added weight of all the contacts, screws, panel, keypads, and
> other
>> various alarm devices, I think you got off lucky... LMAO
>>
>> Jim Rojas
>>
>> "Crash Gordon®" <NONE@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Lawsuits are dumb.
>>
>> I was involved in a suit because I was a subcontractor for a major home
>> builder in the area. They were being sued (and rightfully so) because of
>> ground settlement issues...100 houses foundations had heaved badly. I was
>> involved because of just being a subcontractor for them...and I didn't
> even
>> work in 60 of the houses...and what the fuck would a low-voltage
> contractor
>> have to do with a foundation heaving??? Like the weight of 1000' of 22/4
>> would make the foundation fail? I told their attorneys to take a hike.
>>
>>
>> "Nick Markowitz" <nick-markowitz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:pWK0e.40679$db6.27602@xxxxxxxxxxx
>> > Had one of my alarms save 3 lives and the building from total
> destruction
>> > to
>> > only have the attorney for my customer turn around and acuse me of
>> > tampering
>> > with and removing evidence from a fire scene a felony in Pa.
>> > when nothing was touched and it was there the whole time they just
>> > could
>> > not
>> > see it with the poor lighting conditions
>> > and then acuse me of doing the elecrical work in the building and thats
>> > why
>> > i tampered with the stuff when i never did electrical work in the
>> > building
>> > and now she expects me to show up in court and testify on my customers
>> > behalf after she slanders me. Is this attorney cracked in the head or
>> > what.
>> > Becuase she made the acuzation any testimony of mine would be tainted
> with
>> > the fruit of the poision tree theory .
>> > I have no choice but to remain silent under my constituional rights
>> > becuase
>> > of her acuzation. trying to discredit me,
>> > i saved that company untold thousands of dollars and this is how they
>> > thank
>> > me. What a piece of work.
>> >
>> > --
>> > Nick Markowitz Jr.
>> > Owner
>> > Markowitz Electic Protection
>> > Private Industry Fire Investigator.
>> > Qualified Electrical- Fire Alarm Contractor
>> > Registered EPA Freon Recovery
>> >
>> > Contributing Editor Pa. Firemans Magazine
>> > Staff Editor www.securitymission.com
>> > Senior Correspondant www.1strespondernews.com
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>> > Contract Broadcast Engineer WAVL 910 AM apollo Pa.
>> >
>> > "To error is human to realy foul things up requires a computer"
>> >
>> > Irish Diplomacy
>> >
>> > The ability to tell a man to go to hell and he tells you how much he is
>> > going to enjoy the trip.
>> >
>> >
>> >
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