Insurance companies are using drones to fly over and photograph properties that they insure without homeowners knowing. In some cases, they then use those photos to cancel policies, a WBZ-TV I-Team ...

Every few years, I get a notice from my insurance company informing me that — usually unbeknownst to me — an inspector has strolled around my property looking for potential hazards or issues of ...

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OAKLEY, Calif. -- Just as California's wildfire season gets underway, homeowners insurance is becoming more and more scarce. Some companies aren't writing any new policies, while others are dropping ...

If you count yourself among the millions of homeowners in the world, you know that maintaining a valid insurance policy on your property is one of the most important steps you can take to protect ...

Insurers are increasingly using satellite images, drone video, and even Google Maps to virtually inspect the exterior of your home. Jeff Somers is a freelancer who has been writing about writing, ...

Delaware homeowners are now better protected after the state’s Department of Insurance issued new guidance regulating how insurance companies use drone-captured aerial imagery in property assessments.

Insurance companies are increasingly using aerial drones to inspect properties for underwriting purposes. Drones help insurers identify high-risk properties, which they say leads to fewer claims and ...

Every few years, I get a notice from my insurance company informing me that — usually unbeknownst to me — an inspector has strolled around my property looking for potential hazards or issues of ...