The Effects of Ongoing Refrigerant Changes on HVAC Claims
Big changes to refrigerants took effect in 2024, with more scheduled each year after. Know how they may affect claims with HVAC systems going forward.
3 Ways Carriers Should Blend Automation and the Human Touch
Automation in insurance is on the rise. Here’s how you can combine it with the human touch for an effective claims process.
Winter Threats of Ice Dams and Snow Loads on Roofs
Learn the causes, consequences, and early signs of ice dams and snow loads to help you handle your claims.
5 Parts of the House Vulnerable to Wet Winters
Be prepared for winter water-related losses by reading our article on house areas at risk for damage.
What To Look For in Lightning and Surge Claims
Verify if lightning, surge, or wear and tear were the cause of loss for HVAC system claims more easily by knowing what evidence may be present.
What Causes a Water Heater to Leak or Rupture?
Water heaters have an average lifespan of 10–20 years, but that can be significantly reduced without proper routine maintenance—substantially increasing the risk of failure.
Assessing Ductwork: Perils, Problems, and Factors in Claims Decisions
Learn what to consider when handling claims that involve ductwork, including the four perils that frequently affect it.
Tornadoes In The U.S.: More Than A Regional Concern
Learn more about where carriers are seeing tornado claims and how wind speed and strength factor into damages from our article published in PropertyCasualty360.
Why Are My Policyholders’ Windows Leaking? Causes of Loss That Impact Claims
Age-related deterioration, poor installation, and manufacturing defects can all cause windows to leak. Learn more about what investigators look for, and how these can affect claims.
The Importance of Origin and Cause for Vehicle Fires
Vehicle fire origin and cause investigations for accurate settlement require knowledge of fire’s behavior, onsite evidence, vehicle history, and more as explained in this article.
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