Installation Errors in Property Claims
Check out this interactive guide to explore the consequences of installation errors, from sagging floors to cracked tiles, and what steps to take to accurately resolve claims that include them.
Hidden Claim Risks of Vacant Commercial Property
This article explores the risks faced by vacant commercial properties; the challenges in determining damage cause, scope, and age; and key factors to consider to mitigate these risks effectively.
A Homeowner’s Guide to Preparing Your House for Spring Storms
Help your policyholders protect their homes from spring storms with our comprehensive guide of practical preparation steps to minimize damage from hail, wind, water, and lightning.
Potential Damages in Flipped Homes
Learn what roofing, plumbing, and structural damages can hide in improperly renovated houses and what signs experts look for during assessments.
Residential Roof Tour
Learn about the anatomy of residential roofs and prepare for roofing claims by exploring this interactive guide. Plus, download a labeled roof diagram for reference.
Basement Damage From Sump Pump Failure Case Study
Discover how our mechanical engineer’s assessment found the source of basement water damage using onsite evidence, weather data, and more in our latest case study.
Anatomy of Residential Roofing Systems Webinar Recording
Become more confident in your ability to handle roof-related claims by building or refreshing your knowledge of this topic.
Wildfire-Related Shingle Damage Case Study
Learn how Donan Engineering’s forensic expertise and comprehensive assessments provided clarity about a wildfire’s impact to roofing and structural components.
Assessing Wildfire Property Damage: Key Structural Concerns
Learn about the various structural concerns to be aware of in wildfire property damage claims.
Weather Data in a Roofing Claim Case Study
Discover how Donan’s forensic engineer blended expertise, reliable weather data, and onsite evidence to determine an accurate cause of loss on a weather-related roofing claim.
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.










