How To Handle Lightning and Surge Claims Without Guesswork Webinar Recording
Lightning is one of the most frequently reported causes of loss listed on HVAC and electronics claims – policyholders reported it for almost 20% of HVAC systems and nearly 40% of electronics in claims that StrikeCheck and HVACi handled last year. Advancement in testing tools and verification reports have made it easier for adjusters to confirm or exclude these perils before settling a claim unnecessarily.
Topics include:
- Lightning and surge claims significance
- Lightning and surge fundamentals
- Residential systems susceptible to lightning and surge impacts
- How lightning and surges have appeared in claims
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