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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Vandalizing and Theft
We've done about 12 projects and in the past year have dealt with constant theft and vandalizing - condenser being stolen, a whole house of staging furniture being taken, the meter loop of the house being stolen & causing a host of electrical issues, then a few days later all the wiring being cut and stolen off of the same house. Doors being kicked in, appliances being stolen. My friend and mentor has had similar issues -- we've put the condensers in a cage, changed combo codes and locks. One of the houses took the brunt of this theft and vandalism and resulted in us taking a loss. It kills our morale - do y'all plan for this, are we the only suckers? How do you plan for this?