Unexpected Twists in HVAC Claims
An accurate cause of loss can ensure a fair outcome that prevents claim leakage and reoccurring damages. This guide examines several claims that had surprising causes of loss following an assessment.
5 Questions to Ask Before Settling Electronics Claims Guide
Consider the answers to the following critical questions before settling electronics claims. They could impact if the claimed damage is for a covered loss and the accuracy of the settlement.
Adjusters’ Introduction to Foundation Loads and Types Guide
Foundation damage is a frequent reason for claims. Here’s what you should know about various types and common causes of loss.
Enhance Policyholder Communication Without a Lot of Effort
These simple tips strengthen communication and interactions with policyholders to make the claims process easier and more stress-free for all involved.
Lightning and Surge Damage to HVAC Systems Guide
Find out which components are most susceptible to lightning or high voltage surge with this one-page guide.
Onsite Assessments and Desktop Reviews Guide
Compare the uses and benefits of obtaining either an onsite assessment or a desktop review with our one-page guide.
Perils Affecting Residential Furnaces Guide
The guide reviews the top four causes of loss, including water, high voltage surge, smoke and fire, and wear and tear. Know which components would most likely be affected by each of the perils and why the damages may occur.
How HVACi Reaches a Claim Resolution
Our methods are based on proven practices that focus on keeping the claim moving through the assessment process, providing superior customer service, and meeting adjusters’ needs.
Types of Geothermal Systems Guide
Review the diagrams and key data points to better understand the differences in the various types of closed loop geothermal systems and open loop systems before your next geothermal claim.
7 Causes of Furnace and Boiler Puffbacks Guide
Before settling a claim for the damaged furnace or boiler, find out if one of these 7 causes of furnace and boiler puffbacks triggered the incident.
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.










