Texas recently made news with the opening of the world’s tallest roller coaster loop. The tall steel structure rises high into the sky and flips riders upside down at high speed. It looks like pure fun. However, behind that excitement … Continue reading →
Flood risk maps update more often than most people realize. Sometimes the change comes from new terrain data. Other times it comes from updated rainfall or river models. As a result, a property can suddenly fall inside a mapped flood … Continue reading →
When an insurance company asks for an elevation certificate, many homeowners think it is just a form they need to upload. However, it is not that simple. Insurance companies review specific parts of the elevation certificate to decide if the … Continue reading →