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Watching Garages and 3-D Buildings Grow

April 7, 2021General Information, Residentialadmin

We loved these videos and wanted to share them with you. See three garage types being built. One video shows a 3-D printed house being built.

Instech Report: Location Intelligence 2021 – the Companies to Watch

April 5, 2021Insuranceadmin

InsTech London, a progressive thought leader in the London and Lloyd’s Marketplace, features e2Value and Inspect Connect in their latest report, ‘Location Intelligence 2021 – the Companies to Watch: Where, what and how risky?’

Demand for Remodeling and Outdoor Spaces Have Increased

March 3, 2021General Information, Residentialadmin

The pandemic has brought about increased demand for home improvements/remodeling and a focus on outdoor areas of the home.

Lower Mortgage Rates Increases Need for Homeowner Insurance Guidance

April 20, 2020Banking, Residentialadmin

Mortgage rates recently dropped to near record low rates, spurring interest in mortgages. Homeowners have been exploring refinancing their mortgage. Home buyers continue to look at purchasing a home.

Cannabis Structures Added to Pronto Commercial

June 2, 2020Commercial, Insuranceadmin

Announcing Cannabis Specific structures are now available in Pronto®!

2020 Record Setting Year for Disasters

February 22, 2021General Information, Natural Disastersadmin

Weather related disasters set a record in 2020 and that trend continued into 2021 with several serious storms across much of the country.

Replacement Costs for Condo Units Differ from Homes

January 7, 2021Insurance, Residentialadmin

There are fundamental differences in the items included in the replacement cost for a condo unit versus a home.

We Are Ready for Hurricane Season. Is Your Valuation Tool?

July 8, 2020Natural Disasters, Residentialadmin

Our population’s attraction to beaches and coastal locations continues the demand for new construction in these areas despite the enhanced risk of windstorm property damage.

Homebuilding in 2019: Smaller home size, higher costs

October 6, 2020Residentialadmin

While the trends for home building in 2020 are still unclear, the National Association of Home Builders Construction Cost Survey and the Census Bureau have provided data for 2019. That gives us a starting point for 2020.

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Homebuilding in 2019: Smaller home size, higher costs

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