New wind mit prices.

[Michael J. Meeker]

So who is going to raise their prices?

Be honest as we will all find out anyhow.

[Michael J. Meeker]

Comment to my vote.

If I choose to continue doing them.

[Michael J. Meeker]

Does anyone know how to make the pole public after I already screwed up and forgot?

If you have balls please tell us what you have voted.

[Brian C. Hoagland]

I am already priced out of the market at $125.00. I guess I need to change my website to reflect another price increase. I'm thinking $275 to argue with the insurance companies re-inspector. Other than that I don't want to do them.

[Brian C. Hoagland]

How can the poll be split between respondents that answered over 100 and whatever it takes when only you and I responded? When I am thinking 275?

[Jay C. Murray]

I expect prices to rise by 30%.

[wsiegel]

So that takes them from $75.00 to $100.00

[Aubrey J. Kahn]

I already charge $135 so my price will probably go to $150 or so. I am not swamped with wind mitts and that OK with me.

[Fred Sylvester]

I am going back to my 2007 prices which will be 40% higher than I am now --I just love going backwards

[Kevin Hunt]

Why would I change my prices? The form is still just as easy to do now as it was before...

[Michael J. Meeker]

Yeah especially measuring the roof and other crap.... Not.

[Kevin Hunt]

Only needs to be measured on a hip roof, which is quite rare in my area (maybe 15% of the homes). Plus, I already measure the roof shapes with a hip roof, unless its 100% then thats easy. Not like I am taking a tape measure to the outside of the building. I just take the dimensions from the county property appraisers website and use those.

[William C. Chandler]

Everyone will discover they will spend more time defending their report with the changes and if you get overruled in two years, my main concern is a lawsuit by the homeowner. this wind mit stuff is a little concerning to me

[Eric C. Van De Ven]

Originally Posted by wchandler

Everyone will discover they will spend more time defending their report with the changes and if you get overruled in two years, my main concern is a lawsuit by the homeowner. this wind mit stuff is a little concerning to me

That is why when the new form comes out, there will be a disclaimer page on my reports.

[Michael J. Meeker]

The clients will likely get my disclaimer page before I head that way. I may also start figuring how to get paid up front because i do not go back for free. Especially for some a s s hole insurance guy.

I used to send them a tip sheet of what info to have ready and such but I think it caused a few issues so I discontinued it and just tell them on the phone and on site what they need. If they do not pay attention then it is their problem.