Case Study

Commercial

84 Lumber Saves $175K+ Annually Across 13 Properties

Rockaway, NJ

Image of Commercial property for 84 Lumber Saves $175K+ Annually Across 13 Properties

Portfolio Saves BIG in 10 States

Solutions Found:

LOMA

Flood Expert Survey

Insurance Consulting

Solutions Value: ≈$175k+ in Annual Premium Savings

NFE Solution: LOMA; Insurance Consulting; FES

A cold call paid off big for 84 Lumber - an industry leader in building supplies, manufactured components, and services for single- and multi-family residences and commercial buildings.

NFE reviewed 84’s flood-insurance portfolio of 20+ properties and uncovered savings across 13 properties in 10 different states.

Hear directly from 84’s Risk Manager, Chip Young, as he shares how working with NFE has positively impacted the bottom line: https://nationalfloodexperts.com/post/in-the-zone-with-84-lumber-cos-risk-manager-chip-young

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