3 Ways Adjusters Can Prepare for CAT Claims
CAT claims increased alongside the increase in severe weather events. This article helps ensure adjusters are ready when those claims hit their desk.
5 Questions to Ask About Flood Claims Guide
Tackle flood claims by asking the right questions. Download this guide for 5 questions that can help you reach fair, accurate settlements.
Tornadoes In The U.S.: More Than A Regional Concern
Learn more about where carriers are seeing tornado claims and how wind speed and strength factor into damages from our article published in PropertyCasualty360.
Electronics Losses Adjusters See In Hurricane-Related Claims
A slideshow of real hurricane-related claims and losses assigned to StrikeCheck.
Adjuster Tips for Hurricane Claims with HVAC Systems
Know what to expect in hurricane-related HVAC failures and the best method to accurately settle these claims.
HVAC Hurricane-Related Damage or Another Peril?
Take this short 6-question quiz to see if you can identify the hurricane-related HVAC damage compared to impacts from other perils.
Top 5 Strongest Atlantic Basin Hurricane Seasons Since 2000
Here are the top 5 worst hurricane seasons in the Atlantic basin since 2000. Find out how active hurricane seasons like these can complicate your HVAC claims.
Hurricane Havoc: Damages in Storm-Related HVAC Systems Claims
Adjusters shouldn’t assume a hurricane is the cause for all HVAC system damage during that timeframe because there are issues to look for and to be wary of following a storm.
Which HVAC Components Are at Risk for Hurricane Damage?
Better understand which HVAC components are most at risk for hurricane damage and why.
3 Reasons Weather Data Isn’t Enough to Settle Claims
Weather data alone can never replace the confidence adjusters would get from an expert property evaluation when deciding how to best settle a claim.
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