My Siding Flew Off And Damaged My Neighbors Property

And his contractor just simply doesn t respond to me when i contacted them.

My siding flew off and damaged my neighbors property.

Generally you should look to your own insurance company to cover the costs of removing the tree and repairing the damage. If you cause damage to your neighbor s home. This is similar to your own car insurance policy covering the costs of insurance with a rental car. If your home has been hit by a hailstorm and there doesn t appear to be damage at first glance you ll want to inspect your aluminum siding closely when the sun is low in the sky either in the early morning or late evening which will make the damage easier to see.

Your neighbour will not be liable for the damage caused to your property as no one is held responsible for damage such as storm damage caused by so called acts of god. Also i would call the roofing company that did your roofing work and tell them. We can reasonably agree that melting your siding was not your neighbor s intent when. Is my neighbor legally responsible for the damage repair.

If you have aluminum siding the most common signs of storm damage are dings and dents in the siding. My property vinyl siding has been damaged by my neighbors windows i want to sue the builder for damages. The manufacturer is taking no responsibility. The response given is not intended to create nor does it create an ongoing duty to.

My neighbor is doing renovation and his contractor has caused damages to my property. You can sue both the contractor and your neighbors for the damages. The assumption may be that the damage is the tree owner s responsibility and therefore a claim should be made against him or his insurers. No one caused the wind.

He said he didn t do it and told me to contact whoever did it. When it comes to your neighbor s property your homeowners policy may include coverage for property damage to their home caused by you your family members or something on your property such as a fallen tree says 360 financial literacy. In a severe storm it is common for pieces of aluminum siding to be ripped off entirely. Before you do that send the contractor a demand letter to fix the damages.

Copy your neighbor on the letter. But your homeowners insurance would cover the damage to your house from storm driven objects including the neighbor s trampoline assuming you have wind. No one is liable. The window in question is slightly concave thus focusing the sunlight much like a magnifying glass onto our siding and actually melting it.

I contacted the builder who stated the responsibility falls on the manufacturer of the windows. Need some advice on filing civil suit. We finally figured out that the damage was being caused by the late afternoon sun reflecting off of our next door neighbor s upstairs window onto our siding.