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Signs of Ice Dams

Ice skating, fishing and ice sculptures are an enjoyable part of the winter season, however, ice dams are not. Unfortunately, this won’t stop them from showing up this season. So how do you know if a building is susceptible to ice dams?

Top 10 Ways to Spoliate Evidence

Looking for ways to get your case thrown out of court? Want to pay a claim simply because your evidence can’t be used? Here’s a top 10 list to make sure your evidence is useless:

Could Your Neighbor Have Created Your Water Problems?

Water damage is present in a structure, but there’s no evidence of cracking, maintenance or foundation problems. The property owner insists that there have been no recent changes to the building. Have you thought to look for changes on the outside of the building? In many cases, changes to the exterior property can have a dramatic impact on how water drains away from or into a structure, even if the problem area is not physically touching the exterior. These are all changes that can affect a property’s site grading.

What Do You REALLY Know About Hail and the Damage It Causes?

It’s formed in a cloud yet comes crashing to earth at the speed of a fastball. The largest one reported in the U.S. is seven inches, but generally it is less than two inches in size. It’s made of layers of ice, but causes millions of dollars in property damage every year. 

7 Questions You Should Be Asking Your Fire Investigator

When it comes to fire investigations how do you know if your investigator is mediocre or the best around? Obviously, the main point of any fire investigation is to determine the cause of the fire. Is just anyone with an answer good enough for you? Anyone can produce a report, but there’s more to it than that.

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