The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced $12 million in awards to 19 companies and organizations for drone research and testing projects focused on safely
The FCC’s latest action involving foreign-made drones has created understandable concern across the commercial drone industry. However, the actual proposal is narrower than some of
For years, rising insurance costs have been treated as an unavoidable consequence of more severe weather, inflation, and increasing claim costs. Insurers have responded with
For decades, storm restoration has been one of the fastest ways for roofing contractors to grow a business. A major hail event would hit, contractors
The latest Verisk Quarterly Property Report paints a picture of an industry that’s shifting rather than slowing down. Overall property claims declined during the first
When a homeowner files a roof damage claim, everyone involved wants the same outcome: an accurate assessment and a fair resolution based on the policy.
When catastrophe activity slows down, it creates a dangerous illusion: that risk has slowed down, too. NOAA’s 2026 Atlantic hurricane outlook is forecasting a below-normal
The days of knocking doors with a clipboard and hoping for the best are over. Residential roofing sales in 2026 are faster, more competitive, and
Across the United States, a quiet risk is building. Millions of residential roofs are approaching the end of their useful life and many homeowners don’t
