Our Storm Damage
05-12-2011, 10:11 AM
#1
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 701
On Easter Sunday we had a tornado touch down 3 miles from town. SOFTBALL SIZE HAIL pelted my neighborhood. We are 98% finished with the insurance adjusters and so far this is the tally (from lowest to highest):
Pecan tree and Live Oak still standing but half defoliated, peach tree permanently miss-shappen and all plants/bushes are a mess.
Above ground pool - $850 in damage
Shed roof - totaled.
My 2004 Marquis - totaled.
2008 RV - ~$4,500 (Need estimate on new roof)
House roof - totaled.
Our total deductible amounts (car, RV and homeowners): $2,750.
The good news is that no one was hurt.
Pecan tree and Live Oak still standing but half defoliated, peach tree permanently miss-shappen and all plants/bushes are a mess.
Above ground pool - $850 in damage
Shed roof - totaled.
My 2004 Marquis - totaled.
2008 RV - ~$4,500 (Need estimate on new roof)
House roof - totaled.
Our total deductible amounts (car, RV and homeowners): $2,750.
The good news is that no one was hurt.
05-12-2011, 10:16 AM
#3
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Perry, Oklahoma
Posts: 4,373
Originally Posted by kathome
On Easter Sunday we had a tornado touch down 3 miles from town. SOFTBALL SIZE HAIL pelted my neighborhood. We are 98% finished with the insurance adjusters and so far this is the tally (from lowest to highest):
Pecan tree and Live Oak still standing but half defoliated, peach tree permanently miss-shappen and all plants/bushes are a mess.
Above ground pool - $850 in damage
Shed roof - totaled.
My 2004 Marquis - totaled.
2008 RV - ~$4,500 (Need estimate on new roof)
House roof - totaled.
Our total deductible amounts (car, RV and homeowners): $2,750.
The good news is that no one was hurt.
Pecan tree and Live Oak still standing but half defoliated, peach tree permanently miss-shappen and all plants/bushes are a mess.
Above ground pool - $850 in damage
Shed roof - totaled.
My 2004 Marquis - totaled.
2008 RV - ~$4,500 (Need estimate on new roof)
House roof - totaled.
Our total deductible amounts (car, RV and homeowners): $2,750.
The good news is that no one was hurt.
05-12-2011, 01:50 PM
#9
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Southern Calif.
Posts: 2,287
So sorry to hear of all the damage to your place. Glad no one was injured. Just take it one day at a time and everything will eventually get fixed. All I can say is.....someone must have really ticked off mother nature this year! She has been bent on destruction now for a while everywhere it seems.
p.s. I really love your Avatar pic. That is so funny!
p.s. I really love your Avatar pic. That is so funny!
05-12-2011, 01:53 PM
#10
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: springfield, MO
Posts: 2,033
We have storms moving in as I write this. We are looking at golf ball-sized hail and destructive winds. will lay very low this evening. I am sorry about all your damage. It saddens me to see so much damage from the tornadoes and the flooding along the Mississippi and its tributaries, and then there is a major drought in Texas. It was snowing in Denver yesterday.
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