Building Your Catastrophe Response Playbook for Hurricane Season
You’ll need a detailed catastrophe response playbook that integrates historical risk analysis, pre-season strategic planning, and substantial technology infrastructure. Focus on establishing vendor networks with performance-based incentives, implementing AI-powered claims management systems that handle surge volumes, and creating comprehensive financial models for cost control. Your playbook must include stakeholder notification procedures, regulatory compliance timelines, and […]
Rising to the Challenge: From Routine to Catastrophic
Rising to the challenge from routine to catastrophic requires swift adaptability and leveraging technology to scale operations efficiently. At BSA Claims, we understand the need to mobilize resources while ensuring clear communication with clients to maintain trust. Our pre-disaster planning and strategic partnerships are key to alleviating the impact when disasters strike. We adopt virtual […]
Bulletproof Your Flood Claims Process: Proven Systems for Superior Adjusting Results
To bulletproof your flood claims process, focus on strict NFIP compliance, thorough forensic assessment techniques, and standardized scoping protocols. Document water lines, use moisture meters, and distinguish flood from non-flood damage with precision. Build policyholder trust through empathy while maintaining efficiency, and implement multi-level quality control systems. These proven systems create superior adjusting results in […]
In the Event of a Hurricane, What Does My Homeowners Insurance Cover?
Amid a hurricane’s fury, it’s natural to wonder: What does my homeowners insurance cover? Let’s shed some light on this critical topic. Your homeowner’s insurance policy can be your safeguard when nature unleashes its wrath. Does homeowners insurance cover hurricane damage? It often includes coverage for the fallout of a hurricane—namely, wind damage to your […]
Navigating Unexpected Flooding in Florida No Flood Zones
If you own property in Florida’s “no flood zones,” don’t underestimate the risk of unexpected flooding. Even low-risk areas can experience severe water damage, leaving you financially exposed without proper insurance. The costs for repairs can be overwhelming, and recovery resources like FEMA aid or local assistance may not cover all your needs. Despite your […]
Countdown to the 2025 Hurricane Season: Why Adjusters Should Prepare Now
As the 2025 hurricane season approaches, you must prepare to tackle potential challenges. Start by updating your licenses and certifications, ensuring your equipment is ready, and reviewing emergency contacts. With an increase in significant hurricanes forecasted, improving your skills and knowledge through training resources is essential. A structured preparation timeline can keep you organized and […]
Adjusters, Start Renewing Licenses and Certifications for the 2025 Hurricane Season Now
As an adjuster, you must start renewing your licenses and certifications for the 2025 hurricane season. With an expected increase in hurricane frequency and intensity, preparation is essential. Updating your credentials early gives you a competitive edge, guarantees you won’t face last-minute stress, and positions you for deployment opportunities. Don’t wait until it’s too late—there’s […]
21st Century Flood Reform Act
The BSA Claims Service Flood Team enjoyed its visit on the Hill with Texas US Congressman Lloyd Doggett to discuss the 21st Century Flood Reform Act and other flood-related issues. We appreciate his time to discuss the FEMA/NFIP re-authorization. This is a topic of many panels and information sessions at the National Flood Conference this […]
Hurricane Alicia Hit Texas 35 Years Ago This Week
HOUSTON (KTRK) — With winds of 115 mph, Hurricane Alicia pummeled the Gulf Coast as it made landfall on Texas soil August 18, 1983. Alicia was a Category 3 storm, making landfall on Galveston’s west end near San Luis Pass. In addition to causing over $2 billion in damage, the storm killed 21 people. The […]
Hurricane Florence damage at $17-22 billion
Property damage and disruption from Hurricane Florence is expected to total at least $17 billion to $22 billion. However, the estimate could end up being conservative, Especially as the Carolinas continue to face historic rainfalls and flooding, according to Moody’s Analytics. “We were close to $10 [billion] to $15 billion on Friday. The flooding is […]