Variables Impacting Water Losses in HVAC Claims
Before settling your next water-related claim, consider how these variables impact the scope of damage and possible repair opportunities for residential and commercial HVAC systems.
Scary Story: Poking Holes in a Liability Claim
There were dozens of computers, keyboards, audio equipment, and other electronics with a claimed replacement value of nearly $15,000.
What to Know About Water Damage to Electronics Guide
The guide covers which types of water are most harmful, what to consider when evaluating damage scope, and expert tips for settling for replacements when necessary.
Your Guide to Water Softeners
The guide explores the consequences and evidence of hard water in a home, common causes of failure for water softeners, and more.
How Spray Foam Can Hide (or Worsen) Property Losses
Spray foam insulation is an effective air and moisture barrier, but it can hide or worsen long-term damages from water intrusion.
When Water & HVAC Systems Mix, It’s Not Always a Total Loss
Policyholders and their contractors may feel the extent of the damage, particularly for HVAC systems, warrants major repairs or replacements, even when it doesn’t. This could result in a leak of a different sort.
Wind and Water: A Double Threat in Hurricane Damages Webinar Recording
After hurricane events, adjusters often have to distinguish between wind damage and surge damage to make accurate claim decisions.
Dishwasher Water Loss Failure Case Study
See how Donan’s CTL identified the cause of a dishwasher failure, preserved critical evidence, and provided insights for informed subrogation decisions.
Flood Damage to Condominium Case Study
A carrier hired Donan to verify the extent of flood damage to a multi-story, multi-unit condo building following a hurricane. There were concerns about the structural integrity of the building due to the presence of broken concrete, soil displacement, and cracked walls.
Adjuster’s Guide to Split System Water Damage
Split systems, one of the most common types of HVAC systems, are susceptible to water damage. However, the amount of damage and need for repairs depends on the level of exposure.
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.










