Frozen Systems, Heated Claims: Handling Winter HVAC Losses Webinar

Wednesday, December 9 at 2 PM ET

Winter can be a particularly challenging time to evaluate and handle HVAC claims. Different systems have varying vulnerabilities to winter conditions, and damage discovered after a storm or cold snap may not necessarily be the result of a weather-related event.

That’s why we’re demystifying these claims for desk and field adjusters. Join us for Alpine Intel’s CE-eligible webinar, Frozen Systems, Heated Claims: Handling Winter HVAC Losses, at 2 PM ET on Wednesday, Dec. 9.

Alpine Intel Customer Education Director Jay Dykstra will lead the presentation and cover:

  • Common residential and commercial HVAC systems at risk of winter HVAC losses
  • How freezing temperatures, power outages, heavy snowfall, and foreign object impacts may affect HVAC equipment
  • Common misconceptions about winter HVAC losses, including whether refrigerants can freeze and how wear and tear may be misattributed to weather-related perils

The presentation will also explore residential and commercial claim scenarios involving freezing conditions, foreign object impacts, and equipment functioning properly or with evidence of wear and tear to illustrate how these considerations apply to real-world claims.

By participating throughout, you’re eligible for adjuster CE credit in AL, FL, GA, IN, KY, LA, MS, NC, NH, NM, OK, TX, WV, and WY.

Sign up now to save your spot. Handouts and the webinar recording (not eligible for CE credit) will be provided after the session.

This webinar is hosted by HVACi, part of the Alpine Intel suite of services and the nation’s leading provider of residential and commercial HVAC and refrigeration system assessments and desktop pricing reviews for insurance carriers.

Be sure to also tune in to The Savvy Adjuster Podcast to hear more from the experts themselves.

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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.

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