Total U.S. reconstruction costs, including materials and retail labor, rose 7.2 percent in the year-over-year period ending January 2022.
Supply-chain issues, labor shortages, and high demand for building resources are complicating factors as homeowners insurers head into 2022.
When confronting the sewer backup peril, understanding both coverage & related weather factors can help you better understand and account for your policyholders' exposure
The latest 360Value® Reconstruction Cost Analysis shows that lumber price volatility is slowing the overall pace of growth.
Property insurance underwriters relying on up-to-date cost data to cope with higher reconstruction estimates amid lumber's price volatility.
Massive wildfires continued to burn in Oregon and California, feeding on fuels dried by prolonged drought and weather conditions that promoted their spread
People spending more time at home seemed to ultimately help many insurers, as loss frequency declined in 2020 year over year across several categories.
The comic strip is part of our new Laugh Ratios series, highlighting Verisk’s 360Value solutions, which provide reliable replacement cost estimates.
Total reconstruction costs rose 16.7% in the second quarter of 2021, with lumber up 162.7%
Underwriting expenses can force auto and property insurers to choose between high costs that drain profitability and incomplete risk data.
Verisk is giving insurers a new way to discover if their replacement cost estimates need updating.
From quote to renewal, a virtual inspections are a good option for insurers to account for risks while promoting safety and maintaining the workflow of a farm.
Confronting hail risk means having an informed strategy and effective tools backed by advanced technology and analytics.
Total U.S. reconstruction costs continued to rise in Q2 2021, according to Verisk, with lumber costs soaring a historic 84.71%.
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