Locked Out for 90 Days: How Insurance Companies Are Using Kentucky SB 153 to Kill Competition—and Why Your Roof Repair Bill Is Next When a tornado rips through Bowling Green or hail pelts Louisville, the immediate danger fades. But for homeowners, a new battle begins: getting paid to fix the damage. You might think the biggest…
After a hail or wind event, the “storm chasers” show up fast. Some are real professionals. Others are sales outfits with a ladder and a logo who disappear the moment the claim gets complicated. If you’re a homeowner, property manager, or business owner dealing with storm damage, this guide breaks down what legitimate storm restoration…
Why You Need an Insurance Restoration Contractor After a Disaster When disaster strikes—whether it’s water, fire, or storm damage—navigating the repair and insurance process can be overwhelming. In such situations, hiring an insurance restoration contractor is crucial to ensure your home is restored efficiently and your insurance claim is handled properly. These professionals specialize in…
In regions prone to high winds, hurricanes, and heavy snowfall, the structural integrity of attached porches, carports, and decks becomes a critical concern for homeowners. These outdoor spaces not only enhance the aesthetics of a property but also serve as functional areas for relaxation and gatherings. However, they are vulnerable to structural failures during adverse…
The International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) 2018 is a regulatory framework designed to ensure the maintenance of existing buildings and properties, promoting the health, safety, and welfare of their occupants and the surrounding communities. Within the IPMC, Section 202 is dedicated to defining key terms, setting a foundation for clear understanding and consistent interpretation of…
