Some Thief Stole My Fence Sign

Sorry about the missing photo. This should do it.

Well, they say everything old is new again. Luckily, I didn't dispose of the sign I originally attached to the fence.

Since I believe in karma, I pity the offspring of this degenerate and/or whoever hired them. You know what they say, the sins of the father shall be visited upon...

Hello Steveo:

No, it wasn't insured as it was made at cost for me by a former friend. The average cost of signs / banners like these is usually much less than the company's policy deductible. And that's even if they have sign coverage, which is usually for your more elaborate signage. And I can tell you, too many small businesses only purchase the liability coverage they need to satisfy the requirements of their leases. Many do not even own coverage to replace their busines property (desks, filing cabinets, rugs, etc.)due to cost, or their broker not informing them to purchase same.

I guess it's more the sense of one's personal / business space being violated for what I can imagine is some deranged reason.

Thanks for the question, and I hope all of the merchants in Prospect Heights with roll-out awnings, fancy canopies and the like have glass and sign coverage in their company policies. Call your insurance broker and ask for a policy review.