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Assessing Damages Post-Catastrophe

June 26, 2012

Following a storm, one structure may be demolished, while neighboring structures remain intact and suffer minimal damage. Why? Did a construction defect make the former more susceptible to wind and/or water intrusion?

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Assessing Damages Post-Catastrophe

June 26, 2012

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Assessing Structural Damages After the Storm

May 22, 2012

Following a tornado, tropical storm or hurricane event, an adjuster may find the insured structure demolished, while neighboring structures remain intact and suffer minimal damage. Why is this? Wind speeds, the storm's path and other factors must be weighed to arrive at a definitive answer.

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