Insurance premium for asbestos roofs sky high - ASR sets extra requirements

roof hare 5 October 2017

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it's a bunch of bums over there at ASR.

of platings 5 October 2017

It is in any case outrageous that the robbery can oblige this. If they demand it, they have to pay for it. In any case, I don't do anything, simply because there is no money for it, which applies to most farmers and private individuals. Nobody should remediate and let it come to a lawsuit, even to the European Court if necessary. But there are always those peasants who obediently do everything the officials say, frightened bastards, and so we all lose in the end.

Joop 5 October 2017

You are a hopeless figure. Nice to do nothing. No, you're doing well.

baby 5 October 2017

Doing nothing is not good , but doing everything that is said or has to be done is certainly not normal . but the Netherlands is changing and everything has to be done there now.

farmer 5 October 2017

The government is very lucky that insurers are suddenly excluding asbestos from coverage on all sides or charging huge premium increases for it. This ensures that a lot of people start remediation sooner.

john 5 October 2017

does not make any sense....

Has the chance of damage to a roof increase that much? the clearing costs decrease rather than increase and the government has already set a date, the insurance company does not have to do anything more than that? A bit of nonsense to bully a burp for a few more years.

January 10 5 October 2017

They call that taking advantage of the situation.

Farmer Joop 5 October 2017

My asbestos roof is still fine, why remove it sooner than necessary? Waste of money better not insure They are scammers.

Paul 5 October 2017

So many will become uninsured.
If they change the conditions, you can simply cancel.

Where do we get the money from?
Canceling is the only option.

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curly tail 5 October 2017

In Belgium you can still clean up asbestos yourself with a shovel, broom and wheelbarrow. Maybe not good either, but it does indicate how far the robbery has gone through here in the Netherlands.

disease agent 5 October 2017

The largest agricultural bank for the agricultural sector in the Netherlands, formerly a farmer's loan bank, had already sneakily reported last year that overdue maintenance is no longer insured (so asbestos) and then successfully applied for a reduction in premium for my buildings. (they don't have to pay a roof at all now) Strange that you I have to go after this myself, I personally wait as long as they come to take over the roof with the help of the mobile unit.

if 5 October 2017

Recently we renovated a roof which is a puppet show. And what a cost. And to think that these corrugated sheets were good at the time , there was nothing wrong with them . I feel cheated by these regulations.

Serf 5 October 2017

Is there still a company that will not be fooled and still wants to insure asbestos at a normal rate?

Johan 6 October 2017

It's drastic, indeed, but if you have a family member dead from asbestosis, a cousin of mine, first half a lung removed and dead in a few years, well, that's something different isn't it.

Johan 6 October 2017

In addition, I notice that my asbestos roof is simply flaking off. It just gets a little thinner every year. I wonder where all those little flakes went...

sickness agent 6 October 2017

Yes Johan, but we have placed the asbestos on it with the approval of the municipality and governments, now that it could pose a danger in 1993, it should have been taken back at low cost. Now the government also earns from it with their so-called subsidy, but 21% VAT for removing new places and depositing. Life is full of dangers traffic, smoking, fireworks, solvents

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quite coarse 6 October 2017

Clean up that mess anyway, we've all known this was coming for 25 years, so we had plenty of time to make a reservation.
If nothing happens with such a roof, nothing is wrong, but oh well in case of fire / storm or something like that
On the other hand, more people die of cancer from smoking than from this shit.

of platings 6 October 2017

Pretty rude, clean up fine, but I can't afford it, you probably can. I earn a lot, but I don't get it in my wallet.

Tony 6 October 2017

We have cleaned up 3 stables, the equipment shed will be built early next year and then we are ready. In any case, it makes us feel good. We would rather have done something else with the money.
With an eye to the future, we thought it would be good to do this.

insurance agent 6 October 2017

The indoor asbestos, the only dangerous type, can simply remain in place, which is not released in the event of a fire. Most of it is released during remediation (wind) unless you build a shed around it. Due to health reasons I do not want to remediate the remediators only protect themselves.

if 6 October 2017

I understand more and more that the old asbestos sheets have to be removed. That's why we also did a part, about 75%. And I thought I was done with it. But nothing. Even plates with 98 and NT appear on closer examination to contain asbestos. That is cosy.

Edith Bal Verbeek 24 October 2017

We are a company specialized in asbestos inventory. We are happy to assist farmers in mapping the asbestos. Better now than at the last minute, because then the turnips are really cooked, especially if the premium rises excessively. The investment is therefore more than worth it. Not to mention the health that has been known since 1993. So many deaths per year is not worth it not to remove the asbestos. We can be reached on 0885013800. Sign up with a number that automatically reduces costs.

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