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By AllisonAdler · Posted
Agreed 100% also. We went through an epic trauma getting a tree removed in Forest Hill and were then made to go through our insurance by the council for the repairs. Ended in complete misery--raised premiums, difficulty switching insurers, and all for a few very minor cracks! It's changed a lot over the past fifteen years, from what I can gather, because the previous owners of our house had a much more serious problem with the same tree, but they managed to get their insurance to force the council to pay... -
By OSpringall · Posted
I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for good female driving instructors? Slightly urgent because I’ve put this off for a bit too long. thanks -
Agreed 100%. Don't go near your insurance provider. You will condemn your property to massively increased premiums for ever more. Plus you will find it virtually impossible to switch insurers in the future. -
By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
We had this problem. Went through insurance. Big mistake. My advice, patch up the cracks and don't worry about it.
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