Dale Thomure

Taking into consideration the nuances of the property you’re insuring can help you take charge of multifaceted risk factors.

BCEGS helps communities, policyholders, and insurers understand how community resiliency positively impact non-catastrophe weather losses.

BCEGS was among the key sources for a FEMA study that demonstrated that building codes reduce financial losses in natural catastrophes.

Building code effectiveness and enforcement are vital to a community’s risk mitigation and something most insurers consider highly important when underwriting a property policy.

There could hardly be a better laboratory to test the benefits of strong building codes than Florida in the first decade of the 21st century.

Mother Nature started 2016 with a bang in late January, dropping record and near-record snowfalls across the eastern seaboard.