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Several new U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) efficiency regulations related to HVAC systems took effect Jan. 1, 2023. Insurance professionals should know how these rules may impact their policyholders.

Windows are an important feature of any home, but they’re susceptible to several perils that can compromise their functionality by damaging or fogging the glass or making them difficult to open.

Claims involving commercial HVAC equipment can be complex, particularly when it comes to chillers. Determining the cause of loss, scope of repairs, and an accurate settlement amount can be daunting for even the most experienced adjuster.

Windows are often some of the most appreciated features of homes, and a damaged window can feel like a chink in a house’s armor.

Policyholders report lightning as a cause of loss more often than other perils. Before deciding on claims with reported lightning damages, adjusters should know the truth behind seven myths related to lightning claims.

Solar systems are incredibly complex, and if you’re processing a solar power system or panel repair claim, you want to be sure that you’re handling it appropriately.

Ovens, ranges, and cooktops come with a variety of features that may make knowing the best way to settle claims with this equipment more difficult, particularly if the policyholder assumes replacements are necessary.

Explore our interactive guide to learn about common types of smoke and fire damage HVAC components are susceptible to, find out which components may ignite a fire, and discover more handy resources.

Storm surge is a common cause of hurricane damage to coastal properties. Not all damages caused by storm surge are the same, and some may be unexpected.

The ban on the production and importation of virgin R-22, frequently used in HVAC systems, took effect in 2020 following a years-long phase out of these refrigerants.