Failed Solar Power System Case Study
Find out how StrikeCheck assessed a solar power system and reviewed the contractor’s recommendations to deliver the answers an adjuster needed for an accurate settlement decision.
Take 10: Solar Equipment Investigations | The Savvy Adjuster Podcast Ep. 15
Why the often-claimed phrase “solar panels” doesn’t begin to cover the different parts of the equipment you might see in claims.
Solar Equipment Investigations | The Savvy Adjuster Podcast Ep. 14
Find out the difference between solar panels and solar arrays, what questions to ask when you’re handling a solar equipment claim, and what you can expect from your expert assessment.
Solar System Essential Maintenance Tips and Common Malfunctions Guide
Learn about solar system maintenance tips for policyholders and common malfunctions to look out for in your solar-related claims.
5 Things Adjusters Should Know About Solar Power Equipment
Discover trends, failure causes, and more in this interactive guide. Be ready to settle solar claims quickly and accurately with insight into the equipment.
Solar Power Fire Claims Are Rare but Happen
Learn more about why solar power fires occur despite their rarity.
Shedding Light on Risks Involving Solar Power
Increased usage nationwide means more solar-related risks and claims, so adjusters should make sure not to be left in the dark about what to expect.
Solar Power System Claim Case Study
The claim included nearly $22,000 of claimed solar power equipment; however, it appeared to be malfunctioning because of a damaged circuit breaker.
Solar Power Claim Case Study
The insured claimed that hail had damaged over 100 solar panels, and submitted a contractor estimate stating that all panels must be replaced — for a projected cost of over $125,900.
What Adjusters Should Expect To See From Storm-Impacted Solar Power Systems
Policyholders most often report lightning, wind, or hail as the cause of loss for solar panels included in claims. Of the three, only one remained as a top cause of loss after a comprehensive damage assessment – wind.
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