Water Claims

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.

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.

Review the three questions in this article to more confidently reach an accurate claim resolution when water-related structural damage is involved.

Toilet and plumbing failures can lead to structural water damage. Get details about the causes, indicators, and consequences of two common failures to bathroom fixtures and how an expert inspection can help you identify subrogation opportunities.

Before you settle for an unnecessary replacement, there are 6 questions you or your equipment expert should be able to answer to ensure your resolution is accurate.

Learn how moisture exposure, including humidity, can damage drywall and how Professional Engineers assess where water came from and the duration of exposure.

By the end of the webinar, you’ll know about water’s impact to split systems, ductwork, and package units, among other components.

Learn how residential water intrusion can lead to foundation moisture problems and what structural losses might appear if it’s not addressed early.

1 in 50 homes files a water damage claim each year, and 37% of all homeowners claim to have suffered water damage.

14,000 homeowners face losses from water damage every day. At that rate, an insurance adjuster is likely to find themselves handling a water damage claim.