Services

JTC  Consulting has extensive experience in managing the various  complexities involved in the recovery process on large and  complex CAT claims. Including project management and catastrophe  response at the World Trade Center, hurricanes Katrina, Sandy and other  natural disasters such as fires, tornadoes, earthquakes and floods.

Numerous  issues must be addressed when dealing with large losses.  Such as, what  are the best options to provide the parties involved with a fair and  equitable solution? How can the loss be managed most effectively and  efficiently in order to minimize the effects of the loss to the parties  involved?

JTC's consultants have the experience and interpersonal skills
to effectively navigate through the complexities of these larger files. 

 Equipment claims can add to the complexities of the case as follows:

• The claimant's vendors may recommend repair or replacement, but are they necessary?
• Can the equipment be decontaminated or cleaned reliably, quickly and cost-effectively?   
  
• Does the client have Business interruption coverage and how does this affect the claim?
  
• Is there a way to overcome the obstacles presented by the vendors?
  
•  How can the insured be made to feel comfortable with the process? ​

  Smoke  and water contaminated equipment can often be cleaned/restored,  returning the equipment to pre-loss condition for a fraction of the  price of new replacements.

Cleaning/restoration is warrantied not to damage equipment involved in the loss or invalidate any current equipment warranties.

JTC can provide the following:

• On site "Expert" evaluation of the equipment, to determine if restoration is a viable option.
• Estimate the cost to restore the equipment involved in the loss.
• Restore the equipment, either at the claimant's facility or at JTC's facility.
• All of the equipment is then functionally "Expert" tested upon completion of the restoration process.
• Repair and/or replacement estimates are then provided, if needed, based on the results of the testing.
• All options to return claimant to pre-loss condition are provided to the adjuster, both verbally and in a final report.