Factors That Influence Whether To Repair or Replace an HVAC System
To replace or not to replace? That is the question. For an adjuster, this query about whether a full HVAC system replacement is necessary shouldn’t be as daunting or as vague as Hamlet debating life or death.
Scary Story – Surge vs. Surging Boilers
In this Scary Story, the adjuster handled a claim for a damaged boiler that was estimated to have a replacement cost of nearly $10,000.
Types of Boiler Losses Most Likely To Lead to an Insurance Claim
Adjusters, learn about common boiler problems (including puffbacks) that may lead to claims and why it’s critical to assess equipment before settling.
When Lack of Maintenance Leads to a Claim
Most homeowners don’t follow a maintenance plan, which may lead to property claims from losses due to wear and tear.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Settling Residential and Commercial HVAC Claims
Adjusters won’t be concerned about whether they’ll make an accurate settlement decision for claims with HVAC equipment if they abide by the following simple steps.
HVAC Winter Concepts Webinar Recording
Our 90-minute webinar explains all of these facets of HVAC heating systems in a straightforward, concise manner specifically designed to provide insurance adjusters with the information you need to know.
HVAC Fundamentals Webinar Recording
Learn how HVAC split systems work, what influences damage and claims, how to spot questionable losses, and the basics every adjuster should know.
Hail and Wind HVAC Claims Webinar Recording
We at HVACi have already done the heavy studying, and our experts have put together a webinar on hail and wind HVAC claims for insurance adjusters.
HVAC Fall and Winter Claim Handling Webinar Recording
Understand common heating system components, real-life winter damage scenarios, and how adjusters can spot, assess & manage heating claims.
Split Systems Video
HVACi provides adjusters with the information they need, which is why we have created an easy-to-follow video explaining how traditional split systems work.
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.