Residential
A property loss can affect the structure, belongings, and the ability to use the space.
Explore Residential →Explore residential and commercial property claims, or choose a specific cause of loss below.
Explore Claim Types ↓A property loss can affect the structure, belongings, and the ability to use the space.
Explore Residential →A commercial loss can involve the building, business property, tenant improvements, and operations. Each part deserves a clear record.
Explore Commercial →The visible burn area may be only part of a fire loss. Heat, firefighting water, belongings, and displacement also need attention.
Explore Fire →Strong winds can damage roofing, siding, windows, and other exterior components. A complete record looks beyond the most obvious missing pieces.
Explore Wind →Hail effects depend on the material and conditions. A qualified inspection can help distinguish storm damage from wear or other causes.
Explore Hail →A plumbing leak, burst pipe, or other water event can affect finishes and concealed materials. The source and timing of water matter.
Explore Water →Frozen plumbing can cause extensive water damage. Policy conditions concerning heat, occupancy, and protecting the property may matter.
Explore Frozen Pipes →Smoke and soot can affect areas beyond the flames. Document where residue, odor, and damage are found before cleaning changes the evidence.
Explore Smoke & Soot →Lightning may cause fire or damage electrical equipment. Records linking the event and the affected equipment help clarify the loss.
Explore Lightning →A theft loss can include missing property and damage caused during entry. Ownership records and inventories help document what is being claimed.
Explore Theft →A hurricane can cause several kinds of damage at once. Wind, wind-driven rain, flood, and storm surge may involve different policy provisions or policies.
Explore Hurricanes →Flooding, including storm surge, is not interchangeable with a plumbing leak. Review any flood policy separately from other property insurance.
Explore Flood →Tornado losses can involve structural damage, debris impacts, and loss of use. Safe access and a complete property inventory come first.
Explore Tornado →Heavy snow can load roofs and affect vulnerable structures. A structural professional should assess suspected movement or collapse before anyone enters.
Explore Snow →Ice buildup and backed-up meltwater can affect roof edges and interiors. Document the water path and resulting damage safely.
Explore Ice →Intentional property damage can affect doors, windows, finishes, and equipment. Record the condition before repairs alter the evidence.
Explore Vandalism →A disruption can affect income and create additional operating expenses. Coverage depends on the policy trigger and the documented financial loss.
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