Repair/Replacement Analysis - Engineering Design & Testing

Identification and quantification of physical damage resulting from a loss

Segregation of types of insured items, interpretation of the sequence of damage, and characterization of damage pre-existing the loss

Comparison of repair and replacement alternatives considering cost, serviceability, and timeliness

Damage Assessment, Damage Segregation & Repair/Replacement Analysis

Once there is agreement as to what has and what has not been damaged after a loss incident, an assumption could be made that final resolution is just around the corner. But unless the building or the facility is laid flat, the process of damage assessment and segregation involving facility and equipment can be more complex than first anticipated. It is to be expected that the larger the loss, the greater the complexity in damage assessment and segregation.

Identification of the undamaged as well as the damaged
Pre-existing damage
Items under warranty
Obsolescence
Non-existent or added items
Repair versus replacement
Identification of damage resulting from multiple incidents
Differentiation among multiple parties having an interest in the outcome

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