The Savvy Adjuster Newsletter — June 2026 Edition

Storm season often brings complex property claims involving roofing and HVAC damage, flooding, fallen trees, and electrical losses. Having the right information early can make the difference between a straightforward claim resolution and a prolonged investigation. This month, we’ve gathered resources designed to help you make confident claim decisions, improve claim accuracy, and identify when specialized expertise may be needed.

Watch June’s Webinar Recording

Knowing When Surveillance Is the Right Choice Webinar: Discover which types of claims benefit the most from surveillance and how to make informed surveillance decisions across workers’ compensation, auto, and general liability claims. Watch the Recording

Factors That Influence HVAC Repairs or Replacements

Damage scope and equipment characteristics determine whether claimed HVAC systems need to be replaced or if repairs can return equipment to pre-loss condition. Knowing what should be considered before a settlement decision will help improve claim accuracy. See What Drives Decisions

Inland Flooding and Water Damage Claims

Engineering assessments can determine how flooding and water damage impact various building materials, if the cause of stains, cracks, and mold are related to the incident, and the extent of damage. Learn more about inland flooding and water losses in this article. Learn Why It Matters

Adjuster FAQ: High Voltage Surge Impacts to Electronics Guide

Use this quick reference guide for causes of high voltage surge, what equipment is affected by surges, and how to determine if a surge impacted residential electronics. Save Your Surge FAQ

If you found these resources helpful and are looking for more, you can explore a wealth of materials in our resources library. We are always available to answer your questions about Alpine Intel’s suite of services and how we can offer innovative solutions to your complex insurance-related challenges! Sign up so you don’t miss July’s Savvy Adjuster Newsletter!

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.