Rapid Solution’s 2025 “Change The Risk Story” Roadshow aimed to teach our insurance clients how to reduce the risk of being sued by homeowners for building defects or termite damage. Together with experts, lawyers and special guests, we used real case studies to give you practical, useful tips you can apply today to your inspection and reporting methodology.
If you couldn’t grab the flyers from the event, simply click to download them below:
How to arm your customers with vital info about what is and might be occurring at their property … while protecting you from claims.
Take your building inspection report up a notch with these insights on how to report on common issues such as water-staining and termite damaged timber.
Improve your timber pest inspection report with these learnings on when to label a property “high risk” and specific areas to inspect and photograph.
Scan and tick off his handy list of important questions to ask yourself before you submit your final report. A must-have to add to your reporting process.
Does your pre-purchase report tell the full story? Reports that don’t look at future problems can put your business, and homeowners, at risk. In this article, we outline why changing your thinking on inspections and reporting can prevent complaints and expensive litigation. Plus, it gives homeowners a lot more value for their money. The pre-purchase
If you’ve ever had a legal liability case brought against your business, you know how stressful it can be. Rapid Solutions often shares case studies to help business owners understand and hopefully reduce the risk of something similar happening to them. In the below case, a timber pest inspection business had a bodily injury claim
What do you do when a client has a service complaint, but your team has conducted the job exactly as they should have. Was the job a failure, or did the client have the wrong expectations. Very often, it can be the latter. Trent Chapman, the co-owner of Local Pest Experts and former Rapid Solutions
