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Before hiring for storm repairs, BBB urges do your research Free listings by industry of local Better Business Bureau Accredited Businesses who meet their ethical standards are available for the asking. Contact information is in the story. Events like the winds and heavy rains that hit the area over the weekend can act as a magnet for out-of-town contractors to come offering their services. Some of those businesses may be legitimate and reputable, but con artists can be in the mix. Click on headline for complete story Kentucky Press News Service Original story URL LEXINGTON, KY - (Wed 25 Jul 2018) - The Better Business Bureau serving Central and Eastern Kentucky urges home and business owners who suffered property damage and flooding issues from this weekend's severe storms to research what companies they hire to help rebuild and repair damage. "Disastrous events like the winds and heavy rains that hit the area can act as a magnet for out-of-town contractors to come offering their services. Some of those businesses may be legitimate and reputable, but con artists can be in the mix," Heather Clary, BBB director of communications said in a news release. "BBB is ready to help the public determine what businesses they can trust." Clary said the public is urged to check with the BBB on any contractor they are considering using at www.bbb.org, or calling (859) 259-1008 or 1-800-866-6668. Even if your insurance company will pay the cost, you want to make sure that the business that does the work is reputable, competent, and able to address warranty issues if they arise long after the out-of-towners have left. BBB also has free listings by industry of local BBB Accredited Businesses who meet the BBB's ethical standards and have committed to BBB dispute resolution processes. Consumers may access these lists on the BBB website or call to request lists be mailed or faxed. Tips for hiring a company to repair storm damage:
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