Proven professionals assembled to provide cost-effective claims, branded call center outsourcing, customer contact solutions, and catastrophe response.
Some lessons follow beyond the field.
P.T. Willis joins Chad & Carl to talk football, water mitigation, technology, teamwork—and helping people get back to normal after a loss.
Same playbook. Different field. Real impact.
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“You aren’t really going to climb on that roof, are you?”
Robin Chesnut heard it often as a field adjuster. She climbed the roofs anyway.
Her story is about experience, opportunity and finding your place in claims.
Read Robin’s story. https://t.co/ZDsrZmAPyu
How many did you catch?
Our recent hazard-spotting challenge had 7 potential risks hiding in plain sight.
Some were obvious. Others are easy to stop noticing when the job becomes routine.
Which one would you have been most likely to miss?
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An area of opportunity in the Atlantic is now at 30%, but models are hesitant on its development. We have two waves coming off of Africa. Even with no development, they could add fuel to the Caribbean down the line. Late Sept. and early Oct. could be an active time.
What happens when the weather models don’t agree?
Chad & Carl talk GFS, Euro, Canadian and Navy models, AI and why experience still matters when interpreting the forecast.
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On Patriot Day, we pause to remember those we lost on September 11, 2001, and to honor the courage of first responders and everyday heroes then and now. Never forget.
#PatriotDay #911
We’ve reached the peak. We haven’t reached the finish line.
Sept. 10 marks the historical peak of Atlantic hurricane season, but the season continues through Nov. 30.
Stay prepared. There’s still plenty of hurricane season ahead.
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Same mission. Different battlefield.
After 21 years in the Marines & 25 years in adjusting, Jason Hisey knows a thing or two about leadership, claims & adapting to change.
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Put your field safety instincts to the test. 🔎
Some hazards are obvious. Others are easy to overlook when you’ve seen them a hundred times.
How many potential hazards can you spot? Which did you see first? 👇
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TS Edouard is making landfall today with 40 mph winds and heavy rain. Its track aims toward Beaumont, TX. Most of its winds are on the west side of the system.
We are watching the Gulf over the next 24 hours as a large wave is starting to build and push WNW towards the LA/TX border. This system has potential to build, and NOAA gives it a 70% chance. We also have remnants of Dolly that may try to regroup down the line.
Run-a-Dub, Dolly is conspicuous in the tub.
Dolly continues to baffle the models. Currently the cone has shifted to a weaker system later in the week. Let’s keep a close eye on this one.. She may use her famous Passing Out Goat move and sneak past the NINO?
Stay Tuned Folks…
Invest 96 continues to baffle the models. Now, it has increased to a 90% chance of developing. With that said, heavy wind shear along the MDR is expected to weaken this system as it pushes west.
Weather update from Chad Trosper
Rub-a-Dub, The Slayer Spins The Tub
Models may be backing off The Sahara Slayer, but radar shows spin and convection starting to fire up. Tracks have shifted west, too.
The Main Event isn't over yet. Stay tuned.
Happy International Dog Day from the Dogs of Bluegrass!
They may not write estimates or manage claims, but they provide some pretty important behind-the-scenes support.
Meet the four-legged coworkers who keep our Bluegrass team company!
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I96 continues to baffle the models, folks. This system is getting its rotation in place and showing decent convection, but the El Niño wind shear ahead of it may be too much. We will need to watch this one closely.
A good inspection starts before the first photo.
Set expectations. Listen. Explain your role. Document clearly. Know when to refer.
Bluegrass field adjuster James Cargo shares why communication matters in the field.
Listen to Boots on the Ground Ready.
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After hundreds of inspections, everyday hazards can start to feel routine.
Ladders, roofs, pets, debris, heat and electrical risks still deserve your attention.
Getting the inspection done matters. Getting it done safely matters more.
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A lightning strike happens in an instant.
The damage can be far more complex.
For claims professionals, the key is to look beyond the point of impact.
Chad & Carl talk lightning, fire losses & Mother Nature on Boots on the Ground Ready.
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