Top 5 Strongest Atlantic Basin Hurricane Seasons Since 2000
Here are the top 5 worst hurricane seasons in the Atlantic basin since 2000. Find out how active hurricane seasons like these can complicate your HVAC claims.
Was the Heat On? The How and Why of Freeze Damage Claims
Freeze damage to pipes can lead to extensive water losses in claims. Getting the cause of loss for an accurate settlement includes determining whether the heat in a house was properly maintained.
6 Truths You Should Know About the R-22 Phase-Out When Handling HVAC Claims
We want to clear some of these up for insurance adjusters. So, here are some statements, myths, and misconceptions about the R-22 phase-out.
Hazardous Energy: Generator Safety Tips
As an insurance adjuster, you need to know about generator safety and what your policyholders can (and should) do to prevent generator damage. Read the article.
Adjuster Strategies for Tackling Well Pump Claims
These strategies will help make settling well pump claims easier, faster and less costly to get the water flowing again.
Freeze Damage to Pool Equipment
Adjusters should know how pool equipment is affected by freeze damage before settling this type of claim.
Finding the Correct Cause of Loss in Hot Tub Claims
When a hot tub malfunctions, the policyholder may file a claim for an expensive full replacement. Adjusters should know a little about hot tubs, their components, and their losses, before settling these types of claims.
Extreme Weather Most Likely to Impact Future Claims
Extreme weather shifts have been documented in the United States in recent years that have affected insurance policyholders throughout the country.
Even Hot Tubs Don’t Like Cold Weather
When a policyholder claims freezing conditions as the cause of loss, it’s critical to evaluate if a component failure occurred that caused the system to succumb to the frigid temperatures.
Electrical Service Panel Risks in Property Claims
Policyholders may file claims for faulty electronics or flickering lights, particularly after hurricanes, floods and windstorms. In reality, the problem may be within the electrical service panel.
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.










