Hey Nick

[Michael J. Meeker]

what about inside of the perimeter. Apparently only non roof shapes inside of the perimeter are measured.

Should it not be all roof edge areas or just the perimeter?
How can it be the perimeter BUT if something inside not part of the perimeter and is not hip then it must be included in the calculation.

Is it 10% of the perimeter or 10% of all roof edges?

To me it is not so clear that the other roof shapes not on the perimeter are to be considered. I want to know what someone in contract law says about what we are filling out.

The insurance companies must accept forms filled out by the directions of the form. Not what they feel is correct. What are the directions of the form?

[Eric C. Van De Ven]

Here we go....

ı A. Hip Roof Hip roof with no other roof shapes greater than 10% of the total roof system perimeter.

What we are trying to find out is the percentage of non-hip features.
To do that we need two numbers.
Number one: Total length of non-hip features:
Number two: Total roof system perimeter:
By dividing one into the other, we will arrive at the percentage that is a non hip roof, number three.

So:


Total length of non-hip features: _15_ feet;
Total roof system perimeter: __140_____ feet
Percent of non-hip features:15/140 =.10714 * 100=10.71%

It is basic math :Percent

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

A "Real" businessman that has concerns would seek the advice of his own council, rather than try and save a few bucks by querying for legal advice on a message board, and then argue about the lack of desired results to his inquiry.

[Michael J. Meeker]

Bite me, moron

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by jjonas

A "Real" businessman that has concerns would seek the advice of his own council, rather than try and save a few bucks by querying for legal advice on a message board, and then argue about the lack of desired results to his inquiry.

I wonder what is the advantage to a smart reply.
It costs nothing to be polite .


This effects many home inspectors ,Putting it on forum gets all thinking and more ideas .


Thanks Mike it does not effect me at this time but gives us in Canada and else where a chance to see what is happening and how it effects our industry....

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by rcooke

I wonder what is the advantage to a smart reply.
It costs nothing to be polite .
Well, we all see which method you chose.


This effects many home inspectors ,Putting it on forum gets all thinking and more ideas .
That is the whole point, to get them thinking. Success!


Thanks Mike it does not effect me at this time but gives us in Canada and else where a chance to see what is happening and how it effects our industry....
Did you even bother to read the other replies, or what this thread is about?... Or did you just come here to continue stalking me?

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Did you even bother to read the other replies, or what this thread is about?... Or did you just come here to continue stalking me?

Originally Posted by jjonas

Now is that not strange you ( HA HA ) acuse me of stalking and you say nothing about your Buddy Michael who has stocked me for years .
Sounds like you are again proving that you are a trouble maker .
As I said it cost's nothing to be polite

[Pete Campbell]

Quite interesting that the only trouble on this thread in FL comes from a Yankee and a Canuck wasting our time on their ridiculous bantering.

[Brian C. Hoagland]

The question is how is it to fill out the form properly. Nobody is authorized by OIR to answer the question. This is like the end of the Ferris Bueller Movie, over and over I tell you it's over but you don't go away.