HAMBY CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING, INC | FAQ
ARE YOU A MOBILE HOME OWNER?
QUESTION:
Why does Hamby Construction & Roofing, Inc. ALWAYS Remove Existing Roofing Materials on Mobile/Manufactured Homes?
EVERY MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOMEOWNER needs to make sure their Homeowner Insurance Policy will cover a claim should a loss occur and new materials were installed over existing materials. After reading the position the State of Florida Mobile/Manufactured Home Division clearly takes, The Hamby's will never put the personal safety or financial security of their clients at risk for the sake of dollar$. Now that permit paper trails are verified Nationwide by Lending Institutions, Insurance Carriers, Claims Adjusters, etc. to make sure Building Codes were met, it may benefit you to check with your county building department to avoid any surprises. It's also recommended that property owners research how long the arm of the law extends after selling a property and a new owner(s) incurs damage. Since the State of Florida began REQUIRING roofing permits on MARCH 1, 2002, if you're not finding a permit for your parcel, chances are it's at least 14 years old or you guessed it......installed without a permit or by unlicensed individuals thinking
they are saving property owners $.
Knowing your county building requirements BEFORE making home improvements is always, a good thing. Be sure and ask for the name of the person assisting you, date of your inquiry and print out of information provided. Remember...that paper trail can save you thou$and$.
QUESTION:
Why does Hamby Construction & Roofing, Inc. ALWAYS Remove Existing Roofing Materials on Mobile/Manufactured Homes?
EVERY MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOMEOWNER needs to make sure their Homeowner Insurance Policy will cover a claim should a loss occur and new materials were installed over existing materials. After reading the position the State of Florida Mobile/Manufactured Home Division clearly takes, The Hamby's will never put the personal safety or financial security of their clients at risk for the sake of dollar$. Now that permit paper trails are verified Nationwide by Lending Institutions, Insurance Carriers, Claims Adjusters, etc. to make sure Building Codes were met, it may benefit you to check with your county building department to avoid any surprises. It's also recommended that property owners research how long the arm of the law extends after selling a property and a new owner(s) incurs damage. Since the State of Florida began REQUIRING roofing permits on MARCH 1, 2002, if you're not finding a permit for your parcel, chances are it's at least 14 years old or you guessed it......installed without a permit or by unlicensed individuals thinking
they are saving property owners $.
Knowing your county building requirements BEFORE making home improvements is always, a good thing. Be sure and ask for the name of the person assisting you, date of your inquiry and print out of information provided. Remember...that paper trail can save you thou$and$.
