How Surge Protection Can Decrease Losses – But Why It Won’t Eliminate Them
It’s critical to understand what different types of surge protectors exist – and why they won’t prevent all electrical surges.
How to Keep Common Lightning, Surge Damages Out of Claims
Lightning can impact whatever is in its path, from appliances to electronics or an entire electrical panel. And each item could wind up in an insurance claim.
New energy-efficient standard affects pool pumps, but not policyholders…yet
A new U.S. DOE regulation recently went into effect that adds efficiency standards to certain DPPP motors manufactured or imported to the U.S. after July 19, 2021.
Refrigerator Claims: What Adjusters Should Know
We cover critical information can help adjusters clear up some misconceptions and know what clues to look for when evaluating refrigerator claims.
Regulations Impact How Your Policyholders Replace Appliances
Both federal and local agencies have increased efforts to improve energy efficiency to reduce gas emissions and protect the environment.
Shedding Light on Risks Involving Solar Power
Increased usage nationwide means more solar-related risks and claims, so adjusters should make sure not to be left in the dark about what to expect.
Smart Adjusters Use These Tricks to Make Their Policyholders Happy
The claims process is a make or break time for you to demonstrate why your client has made the right choice in selecting an insurance carrier.
Tank vs. Tankless Water Heaters: What the Difference Means for Claims
It is important insurance professionals recognize how perils may affect water heaters depending on if they are tankless or have traditional tank storage.
The Show Must Go On! How to Settle Insurance Claims Related to Home Theater Equipment
The home theater equipment that is often included in property claims tasks adjusters handling them to find accurate cause of loss and verify they are settling for LKQ equipment.
Top 5 Categories of Electrically Powered Items Prone to Claims Leakage
Learn about the top 5 categories with the highest rates of accuracy for both residential and commercial claims.
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