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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Insurance for apartment building with 60 amp electric service
Has anyone had any recent luck getting insurance for an apartment building with 60 amp electric service? I've been able to get them done in the past but am hitting a brick wall on a deal I'm doing now. I guess I should say I have one carrier than can get it done but at triple the premium I was expecting.
Thanks in advance!
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I can't believe this turned into a thread where you feel compelled to justify keeping part of the building intact that is dangerous to the point of making the structure uninsurable.
Don't be a scumbag and upgrade the panels to an appropriate size for the building, or they'll be using this thread as exhibit A in court.
Unreal.