Are Tornadoes Occurring More Frequently in the U.S.?
A study suggested there’s been an increase in tornado frequency in the United States. We address your questions here.
Your Guide to Roofing Hail Damage
Use our interactive hail size comparison guide to drop hailstones on different roofing materials and learn more about the kind of damage hail can cause.
Degrees of Tornado Damage to One- to Two-Story Residential Homes Guide
Wind speeds help us determine the intensity of tornadoes and how much damage they can cause. Here are 10 degrees of tornado damage to residential homes.
Water, Water Everywhere: Your Guide to Water Loss Sources
Use this infographic to pinpoint where water can enter homes and potentially cause damage. Also learn other contributing factors to localized and global water damage.
The Savvy Adjuster Newsletter
Stay up to date with regulations, better understand complex equipment and structural concerns frequently included in claims, and learn more about topics that impact you and your policyholders.
Church Structural Damage Claim Case Study
An adjuster turned to Donan’s experts after a church’s ceiling fractured and fell in. Our engineer verified the cause of loss and identified the safety risks.
How Building Material Type Makes a Difference in Flood Claims Guide
Exposure to water and flooding may impact specific building materials in various ways. Some may have swelling or warping after long-term inundation, while others may not have discernable impacts.
Haven’t the Foggiest? What You Need to Know About Fogging Windows in Claims
Double-paned windows are the most popular types of residential windows in the United States. They’re particularly susceptible to fogging, which compromises the functionality and aesthetics of the affected windows.
3 Questions To Ask About Water-Related Structural Claims
Review the three questions in this article to more confidently reach an accurate claim resolution when water-related structural damage is involved.
Common Window Failures and How To Find Them
Following a window failure, knowing what happened and how is crucial to restoration and prevention of future losses.
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