Debunking Popular Myths About Wear and Tear in HVAC Systems
Adjusters, learn to distinguish myths about wear and tear from facts and get the definition of this cause loss that’s used by HVAC experts.
5 Questions to Ask About Sump Pump Failures
These five questions about reported sump pump failures and the water damage that may follow can better equip you to accurately resolve these claims.
How Managers Can Strengthen Adjuster Support and Boost Retention
Strong management can improve adjuster experience and boost retention. Answer these crucial questions to ensure you’re equipping your team for success.
Assessing Wildfire Property Damage: Key Structural Concerns
Learn about the various structural concerns to be aware of in wildfire property damage claims.
Assessing Roof Damage After a Contractor’s Estimate
Learn how a roof damage assessment can help adjusters make fair settlements, identify reliable contractors, and spot signs of severe roof damage.
The Impact of Social Inflation on Property Loss Claims
Social inflation is raising insurance claim costs beyond general economic inflation. Learn what it is, its cause and effects, and how insurers can combat it.
StrikeCheck Electrical System Assessment Tools of the Trade
Learn what tools StrikeCheck’s experts use for electronics inspections and how their conclusive insights aid with accurate claim resolutions.
Understanding Stucco Water Damage and Cracks
Learn why an engineer’s assessment is vital for claims involving stucco water damage and cracks, and how these damages can snowball into larger issues over time.
Agricultural Fires and the Risks of Farm Equipment
Learn about agricultural fires and farm equipment hazards – from combine and tractor fires to grain elevator explosions – and be better prepared for these unique claims.
A Look at 3 Components Prone to Freeze Damage
Learn why water filters, plumbing pipes, and valves are vulnerable to freeze damage and how expert product failure testing can identify these failures.
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.