Corelogic Announces Availability of Industry’s First Non-Weather-Related Risk Solution
Property insurers have historically been unable to accurately analyze the likelihood of non-weather-related hazards - such as plumbing and appliance leaks or the likelihood of house fires - due to a lack of consistent and complete data that capture unaccounted for water and fire risk. However, non-weather-related water damage accounts for approximately 20 percent of all homeowner insurance losses nationwide*, and 84 percent of home structure fires** are either intentionally ignited, smoking accidents or a result of misused or failed cooking equipment, unattended candles or failures of heating and electrical systems.
WaterRisk and FireRisk by
"Historically, insurance risk has been calculated primarily through the analysis of natural hazard risks such as hail, flood, wildfire and storm surge, without the inclusion of non-weather hazards," said
With complete, seamless
"We are passionate about building data sets and uncovering sources where no other company can," said
WaterRisk and FireRisk, are available for portfolio consumption and through RiskMeter Online(R) from
For more information, visit corelogic.com.


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