What Underwriters Can Learn from Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
IBHS’s Roy Wright explains how property owners can protect their roof from hail by making the right choice.
IBHS’s Roy Wright explains how property owners can protect their roof from hail by making the right choice.
Far-reaching extreme weather and stronger storms also brings about another reason to get behind the call to build with resilience in mind: billions of dollars in damages.…it’s imperative for architects, home builders and construction materials manufacturers to come together and proactively build and retrofit homes that can stand up to extreme weather.
IBHS turns research and insights into actions policyholders may take to reduce costs associated with weather-related losses. Our water-intrusion guidance is on our policyholder-focused site, DisasterSafety.org. We encourage you to provide the links to policyholders via email, social channels, etc. Protecting HomesProtecting Businesses
Vulnerable Populations Disaster-related loss prevention encompasses a wide range of activities that should be undertaken to increase the likelihood that homes, workplaces, and essential public buildings can survive a natural or human-induced catastrophe. Improving this capability must be a national priority, public health objective, economic imperative and humanitarian obligation. Nowhere is this more important than…
Research Attached decks are a vulnerable component of a building in wildfire-prone areas. Once ignited, decks can expose a building’s cladding (siding), exterior wall components such as windows and doors, and the under-eave area to flames and radiant heat. This exposure can result in severe damage or destruction of the building. In a wildfire, decks…
New Online Learning System Helps Contractors Across the Country Grow Their Business with Resilient Roofing
How to protect your business during stay-at-home orders.
IBHS helps provide simple tips will prevent your pipes from freezing during cold weather – from USA TODAY.