Building material prices have skyrocketed amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. According to a recent study by the National Association of Home Builders lumber prices are up 250% since April 2020. So how does that affect your property damage insurance claim?…
Sill public adjusters helped a Cleveland-area apartment manager recover from a devastating fire at one of their properties.…
The National Weather Services has added a new emergency alert that will be sent to mobile devices. The "destructive" weather alert will warn anyone in harm's way.…
Ai fitness center in Pennsylvania wins minor court victory related to Covid-19 business interruption claim.…
In April of 2020 a fire impacted an office complex near Columbus, Ohio. The building is owned and operated by Cordoba Real Estate Group. The building sustained a fair amount of damage and company…
Strong winds have left thousands without power in parts of Ohio. A weather system moved in during overnight hours knocking down trees, and many will wake up to damage left by wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour.…
In most cases, Sill public adjusters will begin working with a property owner who is dealing with a loss within just a few days of the incident. In fact, we highly recommend it as the earlier that Sill’s professionals get involved in a claim, the more we can steer and affect the result. That said, in a recent significant loss claim, Sill was hired by the property owner more than 18 months after fire damaged an apartment building.…
In February of 2019, a fast-moving fire tore through the barn at the Scenic Ridge Fruit farm in Jeromesville, Ohio. In a matter of minutes, the barn, along with valuable equipment used to operate the business was destroyed.…
In February of 2019, a fire broke out at The Federal Metal Company in Bedford, OH. The building suffered extensive damage because of the fire, which had a significant impact on their production capabilities. Within three weeks, Sill Public Adjusters were on the property, working with company leaders to get them on the road to recovery.…
