The claims process typically begins when an insurance customer (insured) contacts their insurance company (insurer) to report a loss. This could stem from a catastrophic event (large community fire or named storm) or a more isolated incident (water heater leak). The insurer processes the claim using its internal field adjusters, customer service representatives, and desk adjusters. They also pay their preferred vendors – the contractors hired by the insurance company – to assist in determining the value of affected items...

Let’s take a look at allergen particulates, such as pollen, dust, smoke and pet dander. These also are naturally occurring and inevitable. However, in order to maintain a healthy indoor air quality, there are ways to prevent an abundance of these particulates entering your home. Changing the air filter in your air conditioning system, wiping surfaces with a damp cloth, and using houseplants as natural air purifiers are just a few ways to help improve the indoor air quality. Infectious illnesses such as colds and flu can also be attributed...

While we cannot diagnose any health symptoms, we can agree that, according to our research and other third party independent research, mold can have ill effects such as fatigue, sore throat, headaches, coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, sneezing, watery/itchy eyes, and even nose bleeds. These are just a few minor symptoms from mold exposure. Other, more concerning symptoms can include, but are not limited to asthma, depression, chronic sinusitis, respiratory infections, bleeding in the lungs, and even memory loss...

The claims process typically begins when an insurance customer (insured) contacts their insurance company (insurer) to report a loss. This could stem from a catastrophic event (large community fire or named storm) or a more isolated incident (water heater leak). The insurer processes the claim using its internal field adjusters, customer service representatives, and desk adjusters. They also pay their preferred vendors – the contractors hired by the insurance company – to assist in determining the value of affected items...

Let’s take a look at allergen particulates, such as pollen, dust, smoke and pet dander. These also are naturally occurring and inevitable. However, in order to maintain a healthy indoor air quality, there are ways to prevent an abundance of these particulates entering your home. Changing the air filter in your air conditioning system, wiping surfaces with a damp cloth, and using houseplants as natural air purifiers are just a few ways to help improve the indoor air quality. Infectious illnesses such as colds and flu can also be attributed...

While we cannot diagnose any health symptoms, we can agree that, according to our research and other third party independent research, mold can have ill effects such as fatigue, sore throat, headaches, coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, sneezing, watery/itchy eyes, and even nose bleeds. These are just a few minor symptoms from mold exposure. Other, more concerning symptoms can include, but are not limited to asthma, depression, chronic sinusitis, respiratory infections, bleeding in the lungs, and even memory loss...