
Physical damage
Building and unit damage
Document roofs, exteriors, interiors, smoke, water and hidden damage across every affected structure.
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Fire, hail, wind and water losses can affect multiple buildings, residents, operations and income at once. ICRS represents insured owners and associations through the claim process.
Large apartment claims demand organized inspections, unit-by-unit records, repair estimates, contractor input and communication with the carrier. Early decisions can affect later proof and timing.

Document roofs, exteriors, interiors, smoke, water and hidden damage across every affected structure.
Explore Building and unit damage →Connect lost rent and other covered income impacts to the property loss and policy terms.
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Coordinate a consistent claim record across decision makers, residents, vendors and lenders.
Explore Owners, boards and managers →MULTIFAMILY CASE STUDIES
Apartment and townhome losses involve buildings, residents, finances and operations. These published ICRS cases show how detailed documentation affects the claim process.

288-unit community · Fire
ICRS reports a $4M+ recovery, a $300K+ claim increase, and $58K in business interruption proceeds.
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24-unit property · Fire
ICRS reports more than $1M above the insurer’s offer and over $200K in business-interruption proceeds.
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Community association · Storm
A reported HOA recovery illustrating the need to coordinate roofs, common areas, estimates and board records.
View HOA case →Results are reported by ICRS and are specific to individual claims. Past outcomes do not guarantee a similar recovery or timeline.
Review the scope, policy obligations and claim records for a qualifying large loss.
Once safety and emergency protection needs are addressed, early guidance can help organize evidence and avoid gaps. Notify the insurer and follow the policy’s duties and deadlines.
Business income or rental loss coverage may apply depending on the policy and cause of loss. Financial records and the restoration timeline matter.
No. ICRS public adjusters represent policyholders, subject to applicable licensing and engagement terms.
Tell ICRS what happened and where the claim stands.
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ICRS assists owners and managers of apartment complexes, multifamily properties and townhomes with storm or fire property damage claims. Our public adjusters help organize damage documentation and communicate the claim to the insurer. For older buildings, keep maintenance records, pre-loss photographs, building plans and qualified inspection reports together, including available information about firewalls and prior repairs. Organize photographs, estimates and correspondence by building, unit and date. Share the affected properties and current claim status with ICRS to discuss the scope of assistance. Claim outcomes depend on the facts, policy and available evidence. Any engagement and fees are governed by the applicable written agreement.