Industry Insights

Whether your high-rise building is a long-time fixture in your city or it’s just recently become a part of the skyline, you likely understand that it’s vulnerable to storm damage.

Several named storms have already taken shape (two developing before June), suggesting the coming months could be even more active than forecasters anticipated.

Half of the Champlain South Towers in the town of Surfside suddenly collapsed into a massive pile of debris and rubble. How could that happen? 

Just as water damage varies, insurance claims related to water damage aren’t all treated equally.

Doctors, advisors, lawyers and a few others aren’t the only ones who are ethically duty bound to their clientele. So too are public adjusters.

Do you know if your business operates in a standard fire policy state? 

The wording of an insurance policy can affect the settlement of a claim, regardless of when a proof of loss form is filled out. 

At Stone Claims Group we help our clients get compensated fairly when filing an insurance claim using some of the latest technology in the industry.

“Is there a public adjuster near me?” is one of our more frequently asked questions. Our answer: Most likely.

Depending on where you’re located, your business may need wind and hail insurance to supplement your business owner’s policy.

According to The Weather Channel’s 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook, business owners along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts may see as many as 14 named storms between June 1 and Nov. 30.