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Water Heater Failure Risks

Water heater failures are one of the top five sources of residential water losses.
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IBHS Building Code Ratings

An assessment of residential building code and enforcement systems for life safety and property protection in hurricane-prone regions.
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Sealed Roof Deck Demonstration

Hurricane Demonstration Testing: Insights on Wind-Driven Water Entry
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Hurricane Charley Report

IBHS research report on Hurricane Charley
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IBHS Researchers Conduct Post-Cat Hail Field Research

June 2011
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IBHS analysis of hail storm and tornado frequency

IBHS analysis of hail storm and tornado frequency
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Megafires: The Case for Mitigation

New data and findings that ultimately will help consumers better protect their homes against the ravages of wildfires
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Surviving Nature’s Fury

Performance of Asphalt Shingle Roofs in the Real World
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Hurricane Ike

Nature's Force vs. Structural Strength
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The Importance of Strong Building Codes in Earthquake-Prone States

The adoption and enforcement of modern building codes is a major step toward becoming better prepared for an earthquake.
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Levee Education

Levees are designed to protect against a particular flood level and may be overtopped in more severe events.
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North Texas Hail Study

Following a hailstorm on April 5, 2003 data was compiled from several IBHS member insurance companies.
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Plumbing Drain System Failure Mode Claim Frequency

Plumbing Drain System Failure Risks

A review of homeowner’s insurance claims resulting from failed plumbing drain systems that occurred throughout the United States.
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Plumbing Supply System Failure Risks

A review of homeowner’s insurance claims resulting from plumbing supply system failures from multiple insurance companies.
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Toilet Failure Risks

Toilet failures are the second leading source of residential water losses.
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