Case Study

Commercial

Industrial Warehouse | 93% Policy Reduction

Berkeley, MO

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$13K in Annual Savings

Solution Value: $13,000+

NFE Solution: Insurance Consulting

We helped save Berkeley, MO, industrial warehouse owners save $13,000+ in annual flood insurance premiums.

Our team reviewed area data & documents provided by the client to identify a high likelihood of savings. After a trip to the site to complete a Flood Expert Survey, our engineers confirmed the data and worked with the client's insurance broker, ultimately reducing the client's policy from $14,000 to less than $1,000 per year.

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