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Kevin M. Veler, Law Office of
Kevin M. Veler, Law Offic... Professional Alpharetta, GA on Mar 02, 2012
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Storm Damage - It's really time to Beware of Contractor

With storms and tornados passing through a number of states (and sirens going off for me), it's time to warn homeowners who have damage to beware of contractors who knock on your door offering a variety of services. There are a lot of scammers who flood areas after a storm. Not long ago a homeowner told me about being in a Home Depot while one gentlemen bought roofing shingles and a "How To Roof" book talking about the job they had and others they were going to get. Reputable contractors generally do not go knocking door to door. Generally do what you need to protect your home, e.g. tarp the roof, cut out a tree that is on the house. Hold off on things that are not an emergency until you have time to research the contractors and do your due diligence to be sure that they are good.

Be safe and don't become a victim twice!

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  • SawHorse.net Atlanta, GA
    SawHorse does have a storm damage division if you all need help in the Atlanta area. If you already have a contractor but need help negotiating with the insurance company, we have an insurance estimator on our team that can help negotiate and help you get the full repair completed correctly. It is not the easiest process, however it is much easier than getting an improvement loan.

    We helped several families out last year that had trees fall on their houses and now you can't ...»

    even tell the difference.

    Kevin is right - go with a reputable contractor. If you need us to double check their pricing- we can do so for a small consulting fee so you don't get ripped off.

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