Case Study: Data Center Equipment Dust Contamination Claim
A claim cited construction dust contamination of $20 million in data center equipment. Learn how TechLoss Consulting & Restoration used scientific testing to verify the cause of loss.
3 Questions Product Failure Analysis Should Answer
Product failure analysis should be able to answer three core questions that help you evaluate subrogation potential. Find out what they are.
On-Site Dishwasher Assessment Case Study
A dishwasher leaked soon after installation, causing water damage. Learn how Donan’s CTL assessed the appliance on-site to offer insights about the cause of failure.
Case Study: Theft Claim Exceeds Policy Limit
Learn how document analysis and other investigative methods provided an adjuster with the facts to make a decision on a theft claim with questionable elements.
Case Study: Vacated Home Sustains Cupped Flooring, Suspected Mold
Suspected fungal growth was discovered in a vacant home. No one knew why. Learn how Donan Engineering conducted an objective assessment to determine the cause.
Tornado-Related Emergency Tree Removal Case Study
Learn how HMI’s emergency tree removal process after a spring tornado allowed an adjuster to move forward with the claim process without delays.
Case Study: Commercial Equipment Smoke & Water Damage Claim
An adjuster enlisted TechLoss Consulting & Restoration to assess fire, smoke, and water damage to dozens of commercial-grade washers and dryers. Learn more.
Car Wash Equipment Claim Case Study
A vehicle impact damage claim involving specialized car wash equipment required objective expertise. Learn how TechLoss Consulting & Restoration delivered.
HVAC Water Damage Claim Case Study
See how HVACi’s on-site assessment verified the true extent of water damage to a furnace and determined whether it required replacement.
Scary Story: Ignoring Underlying Equipment Damage
Manufacturing equipment was still jamming after a fire loss, despite being cleaned. Find out how TechLoss Consulting & Restoration identified the true scope of damage.
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