Electrical Equipment

Policyholders may file claims for faulty electronics or flickering lights, particularly after hurricanes, floods and windstorms. In reality, the problem may be within the electrical service panel.

Read why the power was out throughout the downstairs of a home and whether it required a full service panel replacement – and at what potential settlement cost.

An adjuster needed support settling the claim described in this case study. The policyholder reported multiple residential appliances and specialty equipment had been impacted by a fire.

This guide shows some important components of a built-in, under-counter residential dishwasher and what damage adjusters should look for when they wind up in claims.

Insurance professionals shouldn’t be in the dark about how solar water heaters work and what different perils they are susceptible to compared to their gas and electric counterparts.

Compare positive service and negative service to make sure your carrier – and your claims support – is creating a helpful connection with insureds.

Learn about the different phone system types, what features should be considered for LKQ, and find out which perils are more likely to affect them.

Adjuster's who handle claims with electrical and specialty equipment will gain better insight into a variety of commercial electronics and their insurance impacts with this webinar.

Examining claims processes and knowing which electronic items carry a risk can help carriers sidestep indemnity leakage pitfalls.

Holiday decorations increase the risk for new claims from a variety of different damages, some of which are covered by residential and commercial insurance policies.