The Savvy Adjuster Newsletter — March 2026 Edition

You might be wrapping up claims tied to the latest string of winter weather we’ve been experiencing across the country. With spring right around the corner, we want to make sure you’re prepared for new weather-related claims to start rolling in.

The resources below explore a range of perils you might see over the next few months, as well as provide information about 3D imaging, water-related damage, and much more.

Untangling the Wires: Smart Homes & Automation for Adjusters will help you navigate the challenges that come with assessing, valuing, and processing claims related to smart home systems and automation equipment. Learn what makes these claims different. Watch the Recording

Why Adjusters Should Have Impact Damage Assessed

When trees or vehicles collide with a structure, they might cause damage beyond the initial point of impact. Read about the other damage that may have gone unnoticed and how unrelated issues are distinguished. Read now.

Impacts to HVAC Systems Frequently Appearing in Wind and Hail Claims

Test your knowledge of the impacts from spring storms on HVAC claims. Through this interactive guide, you can refresh your memory on potential causes of loss beyond wind and hail and review repair or replacement solutions. Read now.

4 Qualities Insurance Carriers Need in a Tree Service Partner

Speed, transparency, proper training, and ample insurance coverage are tenets of a high-quality tree service partner. Find out how these attributes translate to a company keeping the best interest of carriers and policyholders at the core of its mission. Read now.

If you found these resources helpful and are looking for more, you can explore a wealth of materials in our resources library. We are always available to answer your questions about Alpine Intel’s suite of services and how we can offer innovative solutions to your complex insurance-related challenges! Sign up so you don’t miss March’s Savvy Adjuster Newsletter!

Alpine Intel’s content is meant to inform and educate readers using general terms and descriptions. They do not replace expert evaluations that determine facts and details related to each unique claim.