Oct 2, 2024 | Loss Control Webinar, Natural Disasters and Severe Weather, Property Maintenance, Rental Maintenance, Residential, Winter Weather
Thinking about the steps you need to take to prepare your property for the possibility of freezing temperatures? Hear from Jim Wible, Senior Engineering Exposure Analyst for FM Global, as he outlines the top winter property concerns and how to avoid potential losses...
Jun 11, 2024 | Disaster Preparedness, Natural Disasters and Severe Weather
Taking Precautions To avoid a claim, be proactive. Remove or secure any outside personal property that could blow away or strike the building. If hail is predicted, close your business and put down salt to lessen the possibility of icy patches developing. Make sure...
Jun 4, 2024 | Disaster Preparedness, Natural Disasters and Severe Weather, Property Maintenance, Property Safety, Winter Weather
No matter the season, weather is the primary cause of wear and tear on the exterior of residences and businesses. Regardless of whether a hurricane, a snowstorm or another extreme-weather event is forecasted, it is important to always be prepared because natural...
May 1, 2024 | Natural Disasters and Severe Weather, New Featured
An earthquake can really shake things up for your home and business. With many fault zones in the U.S., many of us are at a higher risk for experiencing serious earthquakes depending on our geographical location. Fault zone areas include states along the west coast,...
Aug 31, 2023 | Natural Disasters and Severe Weather
Hurricanes can be especially disastrous because of the many hazards they present; such hazards include high winds, hail, flooding, heavy rainfall and tornadoes. Taking Precautions To avoid a claim, be proactive. Clear any debris from your gutters, trim hazardous...
Jul 5, 2023 | Natural Disasters and Severe Weather
Wildfires can be especially disastrous because they spread quickly, are difficult to put out and release a lot of smoke. Taking Precautions To avoid a claim, be proactive. If a building survives a wildfire, it usually does so because the owners were prepared....
