Workers Comp Ins.

[jmurray4 (Jay C. Murray)]

Anyone had any success with finding Workers Compensation insurance? Roof inspections seem to limit the options to JUA.

[mshishilla1 (Michelle Shishilla)]

Don’t you do roof inspections from your ladder?

[wchandler (William Chandler, CMI)]

The new HI SOP mandates the inspector walk the roof. another example of our fearless leadership

[phalstead (Preston Halstead, HI549)]

Welcome to the world of a GC …you will find a policy starting @ $5000

[mwahl (Mark Wahl, HI #3)]

If you have no employees, you can get an exemption from the State of Florida. They will provide you with a letter than you can provide to anyone who is asking for your coverage. It will basically state that you are not involved in the construction industry and it is “FREE” Have has this for 5-6 years now and have never had a problem.

[tmiller2 (Todd A. Miller, HI959 CMI)]

The new HI SOP mandates the inspector walk the roof. another example of our fearless leadership

Really? Dont mind walking a roof in the right conditions, however, what is the excepton per SOP? Is there one? tile, old, 5/12 above??

[jshishilla (John Shishilla)]

@wchandler

The new HI SOP mandates the inspector walk the roof. another example of our fearless leadership

No, another example of an inspector making comments about things they do not understand.

Another example of someone else writing our SOP we had little to do with, other than providing feedback after the fact.

I personally sent out the SOP more than a year ago, Russ asked for input many times. Another example of how inspectors like to complain but never want to do anything about it

btw, I walk every roof possible.

Isn’t licensing grand!

[mshishilla1 (Michelle Shishilla)]

@wchandler

The new HI SOP mandates the inspector walk the roof. another example of our fearless leadership

Seriously Mr. Chandler?

Did you not notice the “winky” face after my post?

You choose the message board to slam me? Goodness gracious old man grow up. Have a sense of humor… Geesh.

[evandeven (Eric Van De Ven, CMI)]

@wchandler

The new HI SOP mandates the inspector walk the roof. another example of our fearless leadership

(4) The inspector is not required to walk on the roof surface when, in the opinion of the inspector,
the following conditions exist:
(a) The roof slope is excessive to safely walk on.
(b) There is no safe access to the roof.
(c) The climatic conditions render the roof unsafe to walk on.
(d) The condition of the roofing material or roof decking renders the roof unsafe to walk on.
(e) Walking on the roof may cause damage to the roof covering materials.
(f) Walking will place any liability or danger to the homeowner or other representatives involved in the home inspection process.

There you go Will, now you don’t have to walk the roof. You don’t have to check appliances, there is an out for that. You don’t have to check the structure, there is another out for that.

You are starting to remind me of someone…:shock:

In your previous rant with Russell, you stated all the things that you do and he doesn’t. It appears as though you don’t want to do the things he doesn’t…or does!:mrgreen:

[jmurray4 (Jay C. Murray)]

@mshishilla1

Don’t you do roof inspections from your ladder?

I need to find an workers comp agent that will let me get that far. If you have any recommendations I would appreciate it. I’m very comfortable with limiting employees to the ladder.

[mshishilla1 (Michelle Shishilla)]

I’ll email you our Workers comp. Company info and agent

[jmurray4 (Jay C. Murray)]

@mshishilla1

I’ll email you our Workers comp. Company info and agent

Thank you Michelle, we got itand will be contact them. Your the best!