Month: November 2016

How Technology Can Improve the Turn-Around Time and Accuracy of Property Inspections

How Technology Can Improve the Turn-Around Time and Accuracy of Property Inspections How Technology Can Improve the Turn-Around Time and Accuracy of Property Inspections

One of the biggest challenges (and criticisms) that insurance carriers have historically faced is turn-around time, whether it’s underwriting risk or processing a claim. How Technology Is Making Its Way Into the Insurance IndustryHowever, as the years have gone by, the insurance industry as a whole is starting to see an influx of technology that […]

4 Unique Considerations When Conducting Commercial Inspections for the Restaurant and Bar Industry

4 Unique Considerations When Conducting Commercial Inspections for the Restaurant and Bar Industry 4 Unique Considerations When Conducting Commercial Inspections for the Restaurant and Bar Industry

While our team of seasoned professionals at Insurance Risk Services partners with carriers that offer property and casualty insurance to a number of different industries, we’d like to take a moment to talk about insuring the risks associated with restaurants, bars, taverns, and nightclubs. Each industry certainly has its own set of unique risks associated […]

How to Prepare for Common Seasonal Damage During the Winter Months

How to Prepare for Common Seasonal Damage During the Winter Months How to Prepare for Common Seasonal Damage During the Winter Months

While it’s hard to believe, November is officially here, which means the cooler winter months are rapidly approaching. Anyone in the property and casualty insurance industry knows that the winter months can take a toll on properties, creating a number of insurance claims as a result. Fortunately, there are a number of weatherproofing measures that […]

How Thorough Property Inspections Can Help Your Bottom Line

How Thorough Property Inspections Can Help Your Bottom Line How Thorough Property Inspections Can Help Your Bottom Line

Despite the nearly $6 billion in damage related to Hurricane Matthew that rocked the Southeastern coastal region of the United States in early October, A.M. Best does not anticipate a change in most insurer ratings. This is because many of the rated insurance carriers have a diverse footprint and sufficient capital in place to absorb […]