Case Study

Commercial

YMCA Saves $18K

Wilton, CT

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$18K in Savings for YMCA

Solutions Found:

LOMA

Helping our clients save $ is always fulfilling, but assisting a YMCA in saving $18,000 per year on insurance premiums was especially satisfying!

After heading up to Connecticut & completing an on-site Flood Expert Survey, our engineering team obtained a Letter of Map Amendment from FEMA, removing flood insurance mandates for this nonprofit YMCA. That's $18,000 back to their bottom line and back into programs + initiatives to support their community!

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