Blog

Notes from the field.

What gets estimates approved, from 20 years of working claims. New posts when there is something worth saying.

  • Unveiling the Hidden Challenges: Navigating Latent Defects in Residential Claims

    When latent defects emerge, the serene waters of a routine property claim can quickly morph into a churning sea of complexities. These hidden assailants, lurking unseen within walls and foundations, can trigger costly repairs, ignite coverage disputes, and transform seemingly straightforward cases into intricate investigations. For property adjusters, navigating the labyrinth of latent defects requires…

  • Homeowners Insurance: The Ultimate Guide to the Most Important Coverage Types

    As a claims adjuster, having a deep understanding of homeowners insurance policies is essential for accurately assessing claims and providing fair resolutions. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the key components of a homeowners insurance policy: dwelling coverage, other structures coverage, personal property coverage, and additional living expenses coverage. By expanding upon these…

  • Homeowners Insurance Claims: A Guide to Prevention and Solutions

    As a homeowner, your dwelling is likely your most valuable possession. It’s important to safeguard it against unexpected incidents, and homeowners insurance can provide essential coverage for unforeseen events that may lead to the need for filing an insurance claim. In this article, we’ll delve into the most common homeowners insurance claims, their underlying causes,…

  • Dwelling Coverage: A Guide for Insurance Adjusters

    As professional claims adjusters, you play a crucial role in evaluating and processing homeowners insurance claims. Understanding the nuances of dwelling coverage is vital for accurately assessing damages, determining coverage limits, and ensuring fair claim settlements. This blog post will dive into the essential aspects of dwelling coverage that claims adjusters should be well-versed in.…

Reading only gets you so far.

Bring your actual files and we will find what is getting them kicked back.