Document before clearing
Photograph everything in place before anything is moved or covered. Clearing up destroys the record an insurer works from, and a claim is far easier to file completely than to reopen.
Weather arrives here before it reaches the far shore, and it arrives with the full width of the lake behind it.
Photograph everything in place before anything is moved or covered. Clearing up destroys the record an insurer works from, and a claim is far easier to file completely than to reopen.
The visible damage after wind is usually roofing. The question worth asking is what the wind did to the frame while it was removing the roofing, because a large covered area transfers substantial force into the posts beneath it.
Whether a dock can be repaired and whether it can be walked on today are two different assessments. Ask for both explicitly, because only one of them is about this week.
Yes. Roof damage means the structure absorbed significant wind load, and the consequences of that load are frequently in connections rather than anywhere visible.