After a loss, people often wonder who will pay for emergency measures. Every policy is different, but some general principles help you find your way. A protective measure often expected…
Once the fire is under control, the property remains exposed: destroyed windows and doors, weakened walls, rain, wind, onlookers and the risk of theft. Wait for permission before going in…
After a major storm or a tree falling on a building, water can seep in quickly and make the damage worse. But which protection should you choose? The protective tarp…
A unit awaiting a new tenant, a building for sale or a suspended construction site: a vacant building is more vulnerable to vandalism, material theft and illegal occupation. Why vacant…
Discovering that your home or business has been broken into is a shock. In these moments, a few simple reflexes help you stay safe and protect your rights. 1. Make…