Ok let's start off by saying I am in partnership with my brother (we own the house 50/50) and although normally a very bright guy, in this case he was a total utter idiot and I was just as bad for not talking him out of it. The homeowner's insurance was set to expire and they hiked the rate because of a minor accident of his and when he cancelled that and went with another insurance provider to save money, he later decided to put the homeowner's insurance with them as well.
They said there MIGHT be an inspection, I guess we just thought they just threaten all new initiates with that and we would not be affected. Today, we get a yellow card in the mail saying we have 3 days to call to set up a time for an internal inspection and given a number to some inspection company to call to set up that time.
well, I have plants under 1000W in a tent in the basement, and plan to put them in a room twice as large when they get bigger. There they will flower until October at least, 2 to 2 1/2 months from when I put them in there.
So now what? Please help! I need answers! Do I move them and dismantle all ducting? Well I know if I go ahead with this, I do indeed move them but where? I have an old shed that has holes in it and is mouse infested, and a newer shed also starting to get holes and a few mice. The older shed is more hidden in the back but has no electricity. The newer shed is right by the main drive but does have electricity (both have no insulation and are not very secure). so what do I do? Do I:
1). Have him cancel the new insurer and go back to the old one (who gave no guarantees they will also not inspect but far less likely)?
2). Try putting it off as long as possible and then....?
3). pull all ducting, patch all holes in the sheetrock from the ducting and remove all lights, tent, ducting etc and put the plants in the re-assembled tent with carbon filter in the new shed?
4). some other option?
We are in a rural area but within view of a neighbor or 2, a little smell may be no issue but no idea how much is safe. We are semi-isolated but like I said still in naked eye view of at least one neighbor. I could move things at night, and a u-haul may cause more suspicion than it is worth as the inspector could ask why we are moving if taking out a new policy. Did I say help????
thanks in advance for any and all help!
Ps Upon further reflection, I see this probably belongs in the security thread. please feel free to move it. thanks
They said there MIGHT be an inspection, I guess we just thought they just threaten all new initiates with that and we would not be affected. Today, we get a yellow card in the mail saying we have 3 days to call to set up a time for an internal inspection and given a number to some inspection company to call to set up that time.
well, I have plants under 1000W in a tent in the basement, and plan to put them in a room twice as large when they get bigger. There they will flower until October at least, 2 to 2 1/2 months from when I put them in there.
So now what? Please help! I need answers! Do I move them and dismantle all ducting? Well I know if I go ahead with this, I do indeed move them but where? I have an old shed that has holes in it and is mouse infested, and a newer shed also starting to get holes and a few mice. The older shed is more hidden in the back but has no electricity. The newer shed is right by the main drive but does have electricity (both have no insulation and are not very secure). so what do I do? Do I:
1). Have him cancel the new insurer and go back to the old one (who gave no guarantees they will also not inspect but far less likely)?
2). Try putting it off as long as possible and then....?
3). pull all ducting, patch all holes in the sheetrock from the ducting and remove all lights, tent, ducting etc and put the plants in the re-assembled tent with carbon filter in the new shed?
4). some other option?
We are in a rural area but within view of a neighbor or 2, a little smell may be no issue but no idea how much is safe. We are semi-isolated but like I said still in naked eye view of at least one neighbor. I could move things at night, and a u-haul may cause more suspicion than it is worth as the inspector could ask why we are moving if taking out a new policy. Did I say help????
thanks in advance for any and all help!
Ps Upon further reflection, I see this probably belongs in the security thread. please feel free to move it. thanks
