Agricultural Claim Case Study: Investigating Foundation Failure

A central U.S. policyholder worked with a construction company to expand the equipment at a grain facility. Soon after beginning to fill the 50,000-bushel steel hopper bin, the policyholder noticed the foundation settled and the concrete hopper bin pad cap cracked – halting the hopper bin’s use. The adjuster sought the help of Donan’s forensic engineers to determine the cause of failure that could also impact other concrete foundations.
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This case study demonstrates the type of in-depth information adjusters receive in their final reports, including:
- The assessment process, such as looking into the project’s background information, weather data, manufacturer recommendations, engineering concepts, and onsite observations
- The cause of failure determination of what led to foundation damage
- Recommendations for how to return the foundation and equipment to pre-loss condition
- Expert knowledge on how the failure could have been prevented
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