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To determine if floodwaters or another cause of loss is responsible for electronic equipment included in a flood claim, adjusters must answer these questions:
• Was the item fully submerged or only partially wet?
• Which components came into contact with water?
• What type of water were the items exposed to?
• What was the duration of exposure?
• Are there other potential sources of water than flood?
• What was its pre-loss condition?
To find out more about what the answers to these questions can tell you—and other details about flood-related damages to electronics and other property types—read more in Alpine Intel's eBook: https://bit.ly/408dpv1
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05/18/2026
National 🍽️ is much easier when your dishwasher is working. Dishwashers ranked 5th among the top 5 large appliances StrikeCheck assessed last year and had the 2nd lowest average repair 💲cost.
For more insights into electronics and specialty electrical item claims, download our annual claims report: https://bit.ly/41oKtyM
05/11/2026
Electrically powered items aren’t immune to impacts—especially those commonly found outdoors. However, items designed for outdoor use, like solar panels, are generally less vulnerable to hail damage.
Other outdoor electronics that can be affected by hail (though less frequently) include:
• Gate operators
• Antennas
• Grills
• Security cameras
• Speakers
• Televisions
• Water softeners
Download Alpine Intel's Hail-Related Property Damage Claims eBook to learn how hail damage affects roofs, HVAC systems, and outdoor electronics: https://bit.ly/4cPiFZ0
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