$794,708 Recovery for a 110-Unit Apartment Wind Claim

A denied wind claim involving a 110-unit apartment community that ultimately produced a documented $794,708 recovery.

Claim Results / Multifamily Property / Wind Damage

$794,708

Documented recovery

110 units

Property size

Claim denied

Initial position

The Claim Story

1. The claim position

The carrier denied the wind-damage claim involving a 110-unit apartment community.

2. The ICRS approach

ICRS documented the damaged building components, organized the claim evidence and advanced the disputed scope through the available claim-resolution process.

3. The documented outcome

The denial was overturned and the claim produced a documented $794,708 recovery.

Case Classification

ASSET TYPE
Multifamily Property

PERIL / LOSS TYPE
Wind Damage

PRIMARY RESULT
$794,708 recovered

Why This Result Matters

Large multifamily wind losses can involve disputed roofing, exterior and interior damage across many units and buildings. This case illustrates the importance of documenting the full property scope and presenting a coherent claim position when the initial carrier position is a denial.

Every property insurance claim is fact-specific. The value of a disciplined claim process is that damage, coverage issues and financial impacts can be evaluated and presented from the policyholder’s perspective.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every claim depends on the policy, facts, damage, documentation, timing, insurer position and other circumstances.

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Results disclaimer: Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every insurance claim is different and depends on the policy, coverage, facts, damage, documentation, timing, insurer and other circumstances. Dollar amounts and claim descriptions shown are representative documented ICRS matters and are presented for informational purposes only. No attorney-client relationship is created, and ICRS does not provide legal advice.