Houston Water Damage: What to Do in the First 24 Hours
Dealing with Houston water damage? Learn the critical steps for the first 24 hours, from finding your curb key to documenting the loss for insurance.
ALE Insurance Claims: Maximizing Temporary Housing in Houston
Displaced by fire or flood? Learn how to maximize your Additional Living Expenses (ALE) coverage for hotels, food, and pet boarding in Houston.
Xactimate Estimates: Understanding Your Insurance Scope
Confused by your insurance estimate? We decode Xactimate line items (WTR, DRY, PNT) so you know if you are getting a fair payout.
Granite Countertops & Water Damage: The Breakage Risk
Do you have to break granite countertops to replace water-damaged cabinets? Learn the risks of detachment, insurance coverage for breakage, and non-destructive options.
The “Created Opening” Rule: Getting Wind-Driven Rain Covered
Insurance denied your roof leak claim? Learn the “Created Opening” rule. You must prove the storm created a hole *before* the rain entered to trigger coverage.
Storm Damage Repair: Documenting Roof Lift for Insurance
Wind damage isn’t just missing shingles. Learn how to document ‘Roof Lift’ and broken seals to ensure your insurance claim covers a full roof replacement.
Condo Water Damage Insurance: Understanding What Your ‘Walls-In’ Policy Actually Covers
Your condo’s walls-in policy covers your unit from the drywall inward — but there are important gaps. Learn exactly what’s covered, what’s not, and how to avoid being left with a bill after a water loss.
Matterport E57 Files: The Data That Wins Claims
Insurance doubting the damage? Matterport ‘E57’ point clouds provide millimeter-accurate proof. Learn how 3D data validates structural claims.
Condo Water Damage and Insurance: Who Pays When the Leak Comes from Upstairs?
When water damage in a condo comes from another unit, figuring out who pays can get complicated fast. Here’s how Texas condo insurance policies divide responsibility between unit owners and the HOA.
What Insurance Adjusters Leave Out of Your Repair Estimate (and How to Catch It)
Insurance adjusters regularly leave items out of repair estimates — sometimes accidentally, sometimes not. Learn the most common omissions and how to make sure your scope covers everything you’re owed.