Data sources for commercial property may be incomplete or unreliable, which can lead to critical, costly errors. Mistaken information, once recorded, can linger in an insurer’s book for years, compounding potential premium leakage or contributing to poor customer retention.
Better understand the commercial properties in your portfolio with comprehensive building reports.
What's included? | Building Underwriting Report | Property Details Report | Building Fundamentals |
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Occupancy – by Commercial Statistical Plan (CSP) code and other details |
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ISO Construction Class – 1 to 6 |
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Year Built – as a predictor of building standards and state of major systems |
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x |
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Number of Stories – as a measure of firefighting difficulty |
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Square Footage – to aid in replacement cost estimates and underwriting guidelines |
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x |
Address-level data |
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Business and Public Record Detail – |
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x |
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Relative Hazard Percentile – an engineering formula-based evaluation of building construction, occupancy, protection, and risk exposure |
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x |
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Exterior Photos – captured on-site by a field representative |
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x |
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Sprinkler Score – for properties with automatic sprinkler systems to indicate eligibility for insurance rating credits |
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Loss Estimates: Type I & II – maximum expected percentage of estimated building and contents value to be damaged in a single fire event |
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