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.
What To Look For in Lightning and Surge Claims Guide
Learn key claim trends, such as reported vs. actual cause of loss percentages, and be quizzed on your knowledge of these perils.
Your Guide to Wind Damage to Asphalt Shingles
Explore this interactive guide to learn more about asphalt shingles and how they can be assessed before settling a claim.
Wind Damage and Other Losses to Asphalt Shingles Guide
Wind is one of the most common perils affecting asphalt shingle roofs, it’s unsurprising that homeowners and contractors may attribute losses to wind that were caused by something else entirely.
What to Expect in a Fire Investigation Guide
Complete the form to learn about the superior level of service from National Fire Experts, from customer service to origin and cause expertise, in this step-by-step guide.
Residential Pipes, Insulation, and Freezing Conditions Guide
Some piping materials withstand freezing conditions better than others, though multiple kinds of tubing may be found in the same home, depending on the age and water usage of the structure.
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