Posted by NE IA on December 22, 2008 at 18:42:56 from (206.72.18.153):
In Reply to: Cover-All buildings posted by MadCoMike on December 22, 2008 at 18:01:07:
If you are talking about the exact name Cover-All buildings the ones in our area have a big NO NO NO NO written all over them. Save your money till you can afford a decent long lasting structure.
Our insurance agents, and adjusters are taking aim at them.
They are like a trailer court, they seem to attract violent winds.
But as we all know just like the trailer homes , some are good some aren't, but go under the same heading as a general rule.
The hoop buildings with metal on the sides are a step up. They however some how think that a 1/2 inch reinforcing rod 18 inches long shoved in the soft ground every ten foot is solution for high wind damage.
I know of one farmer with must be 8-10. He got a deal from his unckle the salesman of the year. His was used for hogs, NOTE THE WORD (WAS) and all I can say is OH MY!
I have talked to numerous folks wanting those type buildings. I simply say don't ask me just go look for yourself, but not at a distance.
I've seen a few car ports that are used for a shade tree to have near the house. Not so bad if you are not expecting much, just the basics.
However in towns I understand if my building decides to move to your lot, my homeowners insurance is liable for your damages.
Trampolines, swiming pools, out door hot tubs, and temporary structures are points of intrest to insurance companies. They only loose so many times before they avoid the problems.
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