Had Long Home Products out this Spring to look at the roof. House is 11 years old and it's a QBH builder's grade shingle.Wow! An actual honest sales guy.
This is the one that checked my roof and said it didn't need to be replaced. Surprised the hell out of me.New one just hit the neighborhood. Mars Renovations. Heard the doorbell, peeked out the window. Van parked on the road with a nice logo wrap. Watched as at least 4 people got back into the van after hitting all the neighbors at once, then drove up the road and did it again.
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That's who they were. They came out to my house a couple of days ago. I was wondering why I didn't hear any cars pull up then saw he was driving/riding a little scooter. Very young and pleasant guy, but I have no need for their services. He left after thanking me politely and wishing me a nice day.Aptive Environmental out of Annapolis Junction, corporate HQ is in Utah
Going to get a couple of No Soliciting signs, but a mad dog sign sounds like a plan too. And I can wire the doorbell button to a digital recording of a mad dog.bet he won’t ignore a bad dog sign again.
If your dog is actually a biter, you might want to avoid the video evidence. Maryland, like California, will allow you to be sued for the actions of an animal on your property even if the person is trespassing.Just had another at the door, didn't answer it.
Going to get a couple of No Soliciting signs, but a mad dog sign sounds like a plan too. And I can wire the doorbell button to a digital recording of a mad dog.
I don't have a pet. That's why the recording.If your dog is actually a biter, you might want to avoid the video evidence. Maryland, like California, will allow you to be sued for the actions of an animal on your property even if the person is trespassing.
Dog owners aren't liable for injuries caused by their dogs when the injured person was:If your dog is actually a biter, you might want to avoid the video evidence. Maryland, like California, will allow you to be sued for the actions of an animal on your property even if the person is trespassing.
I misread that and interpreted it as you wanting the doorbell to activate a new recording of your mad dog in action.I don't have a pet. That's why the recording.
They were at our house in Montgomery County two weeks ago. That is why we just put a No Soliciting sign in our yard. We will see if it works. Long time, no talk to. Hope all is well.They were in St. Leonard communities yesterday trying to drum up business.
"Come on Man, shoot your shotgun through the door".Stay vigilant.
Bless the poor fool that kicks my door in if I am still home. He'll leave worry free and not breathing.It's actually a little disconcerting. Not too long ago, thieves in this area would walk up and ring the doorbell and pose as a repair person or something. If no one answered, the house got hit. Happened to me a few years back. Went out for breakfast, came back to a ransacked house. Fortunately, the video security system caught them and they were identified.
So now many of us are not answering the doorbell. Sure, many of these knockers are 'legit' repair companies, but someone could be using this mass door knocking to hide in plain sight, and check out the house for a potential hit. If it is a setup, are people in danger of intrusion while they are home?
Stay vigilant