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Advise-Retired from Roofs-15 yrs experience-What next? 1358 0
Started by 18539
Need some advice here..... I have enjoyed adjusting for 15 years and plan to keep doing it but want to retire my Cougar Paws and stay off steep roofs. I have paid my dues climbing all kinds of roofs from wood shakes to clay tile but am looking for the best fit for my skill set that does not involve climbing roofs.
Traveling is not a problem and in the beginning both my wife and I had adjuster license and we used our RV to go from CAT to CAT. It seems to me that Flood, Fire or Tota...
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Flood Adjuster Survey 6694 1
Started by MDC
To All Flood Adjusters. Please take the time to take a 15 question survey by Flood Professional Claims Association.
YOUR participation is APPRECIATED.
Please click the link below:
FloodPCA Survey
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by wfiles 09/12/2017 2:12 PM |
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Lookinf for an Old FEMA Flood Adjuster Claims Manual 7261 5
Started by johnpostava
Does anyone out there have a PDF&160;copy of the old FEMA/NFIP Adjuster Claims Manual&160; It is the one with the cover photo of&160;the male field adjuster taking notes.&160; If you have one, please send it to john.postavasimsol.com.
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by JimWil06/17/2015 10:59 AM |
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Flood Adjuster Qualifications Question? 5938 4
Started by hayesspen1969
I've heard there's a 'number of years waiver' for former military personnel. The number of years is 4 consecutive, I've heard the military waiver makes it 1 year. Does anyone know if this is true.
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by Roy Estes04/18/2014 5:31 PM |
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Flood related to fires 4236 5
Started by Leland
At my last NFIP certification class the instructor mentioned something about floods that are related to fires, he flashed something on the screen, maybe it was a new rule or guideline and he seemed to say something to the effect that nobody knows or ever heard of such a thing so let's go to the next slide.
I have attached a photo taken in Glendora Ca after the recent wildfires. Anybody guess what the government workers are doing in the photo And how it might relate to flooding
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by AcceleratedAdjuster04/08/2014 11:54 AM |
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Flooding in Florida 4868 1
Started by Streetraces
I have received some assignments in SE Florida. Just curious to see how much flooding happened. Anyone else working assignments in Broward or Dade counties
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by cantrellahinton06/24/2013 12:33 AM |
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Flood damage to vapor barrier 4932 6
Started by MBoy
Can the vapor barrier on a structure be damaged by flood water&160; The wall in question is constructed in the following manner, from the outside in:
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1.&160; Flat seam metal panels (copper)
2. Building paper
3.&160; 2 1/2 inch insulating board mechanically fastened to concrete masonry
4. 10 mil. poly vapor barrier
5. 8' concrete block
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The argument put forth is everything to the concrete block needs to be replaced because of contact with flood water.&160;&160;
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by Leland03/25/2013 10:21 AM |
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Post Diaster Accessment or PDA 10211 10
Started by uck14pt
FEMA sends out PDA's to access damages after an event.&160; Has anyone worked in this position and if so how do you get to the people that hire for these positions
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by KLS03/23/2013 3:44 PM |
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Flood Macros for Xactimate 6960 4
Started by minton227
Anyone have flood macros for Xactimate I'm working in Long Island and it would save me so much time if I had good macros.
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by CatAdjusterX12/25/2012 10:35 PM |
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7 Replies and 5597 Views
Why did State Farm drop out of the WYO. 5597 7
Started by Ray Hall
I called some local State Farm Agents and people working the calls stated 'we are are still involved in the process; but we refer our customers with flood policies that need to be renewed in WYO to NFIP direct'.
Could it be the reinspections result in charge backs on 800,000 potential flood losses would not pass muster....hmm...
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by Floodguy10/30/2012 10:34 PM |
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ATEC National Flood Services Certification ????? 9892 11
Started by KLS
NADO, ATEC (Adjuster Training and Education Centers) is advertising a certification requirement class for National Flood Services* this year. (www.atecgroup.org) along with some other carriers.&160; I've contacted vendors working claims regularly for NFS and they were not aware of any such requirement from NFS.&160; So, 'Know Before You Go' if you plan on spending the $125 for this.&160; It may simply be NADO's in-house requirement for these entities&160;but the advertising doesn't say that....
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by StormSupport01/04/2012 10:41 AM |
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A Simsol Flood Adjuster having to use Xacti-nightmare 32391 70
Started by iCAT
Well guys and gals, I don't know if you have heard. The nationwide flood contract was acquired by NFS and Nationwide is expecting all flood claims to be written in Xactimate 25. I took on some and I can say is; I once had hair and&160;I guess this will save me on haircuts. I have been certified to write with it, but as most of the adjusters raised on Simsol, I did the best to avoid the program. It takes 3 times as long to write a file. This may change as I get use to working the program. I stil...
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by iCAT12/06/2011 5:09 PM |
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Whistleblower lawsuit filed against insurance companies is thrown out 6420 0
Started by host
&160;A federal judge in New Orleans threw out the&160;whistleblower lawsuits against Allstate Insurance Co. and other insurers alleging that they forced the U.S. government to pay inflated claims through the National Flood Insurance Program after Hurricane Katrina.
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Since being filed in 2006, the Branch case has been mired in procedural questions and never really got into the substance of the case.
Filed by a group of former insurance adjusters known as the Branch Consultants, the suit...
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01/26/2011 9:13 PM |
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0 Replies and 6895 Views
Revised form of the Proof of Loss required use by the NFIP Direct Servicing Agent 6895 0
Started by host
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&160;FEMA revised the Proof of Loss and Increased Cost of Compliance Proof of Loss forms (specimen&160;copies attached) used by the NFIP Direct Servicing Agent. The revised forms meet the SFIP’s&160;“sworn to” requirement by complying with 28 U.S.C. § 1746, that allows specific unsworn&160;declarations to have the same force and effect of sworn declarations. The insured will benefit by&160;eliminating the requirement that the Proof of Loss be sworn to before a Notary Public or other...
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01/26/2011 8:30 AM |
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5 Replies and 5220 Views
quick question 5220 5
Started by Alex_Chernov
&160;Can anybody tell me if insulation in the crawlspace would be covered (ACV\RCV), building is a prefirm building. Thanks
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by Alex_Chernov01/18/2011 3:32 PM |
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NFIP Fee Schedule 8656 3
Started by MBoy
Does anyone have a copy of the current (2008) NFIP Fee Schedule The claims manual on the NFIP website has the 1997 fee schedule, and the link for the revised fee schedule is dated 2004. I know it was updated in 2008 and used for Hurricane Ike in Texas. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Mike
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by host01/05/2011 8:48 PM |
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How do I get my current NFIP Number or License 12422 1
Started by admin
&160;This was posted in another thread and we tried to move it but it didn't and the post was lost.
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The post made by Freebob was a question about printing or getting a copy of the current NFIP Card
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by admin01/05/2011 9:14 AM |
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36 Replies and 9395 Views
need your advice or how to move into flood adjusting 9395 36
Started by Olegred
I am trying to learn how to handle flood claims, though flood certified I never had one of those :) Hail and wind kept me busy for a while. You, who saw it all, grey haired wizards of adjusting, show me the path...&160; Write your own companies, who do they contact when they become overwhelmed with claims Do they try to hire local IAs or do they have like a prefered IAs list&160; Anybody with extensive flood experience help me, I beg you.... :)
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by host10/23/2010 9:10 AM |
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2 Replies and 3517 Views
Texas Floods ? 3517 2
Started by Ray Hall
The Rio Grande Valley Cities have always been bad to flood, also Houston. May be some good flood losses, for the qualified.
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by Ray Hall06/30/2010 3:02 PM |
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11 Replies and 5039 Views
2010 Flood Workshops 5039 11
Started by Jgoodman
I was just registering for this year's certification seminar, when I was taken aback at the now $50.00 charge for these seminars.
I do believe last year was just $10.00 (as were all the ones I have been to since I started going in 1996), and held in Norfolk, which is 18 miles from my office.&160; This year the closest seminar is in Greenville, NC which is a three hour drive away.&160; If the seminars still start at 8AM, which the posted .pdf does not say, I will need to be on the road by 4:45...
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by sbeau401404/19/2010 8:13 AM |