Impacts to HVAC Systems Frequently Appearing in Wind and Hail Claims Guide
Find out why our expert team is least likely to recommend full replacements for these perils and which repair solutions are often more appropriate.
6 Things To Know About Ductless Systems Guide
Our guide for ductless systems provides a quick overview of what they are and how they work, where they are most likely to be found, and their advantages and disadvantages.
Hail-Prone Commercial HVAC Equipment Guide
HVACi found that nearly half of the commercial HVAC claims included hail-damaged equipment, but more than 80% of the claimed systems could return to pre-loss condition through some sort of repair.
5 Questions To Ask Before a Fire Investigation Guide
Not sure what you need to know from a fire investigation? Ask these five questions to start the claims process off right.
Why Condenser Coils Can’t Always Be Combed Guide
Combing condenser coils won’t always return HVAC systems impacted by hail or wind to pre-loss condition. Find out more about why and what other solutions may be necessary.
How Soil Conditions Damage Foundations Guide
Soil conditions can damage foundations, leading to further structural failures. Gain insights from this guide.
HVAC System Theft Losses in Residential Claims Guide
Learn why residential HVAC metal theft is common, what to consider when handling related claims, and why repairs should be ruled out first.
Evaporative Cooler Guide
Evaporative coolers not only systematically operate differently than other traditional system types, but also have specific considerations that adjusters must keep in mind when handling these claims.
This or That? Peril Guide
We pulled four examples from claims where policyholders reported one cause of loss and an expert assessment proved it was something else entirely.
Smoke and Fire Damage to HVAC Systems Guide
Residential HVAC equipment is vulnerable to smoke and fire damage, but full replacement may not be necessary to return the HVAC system to pre-loss condition.
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