A.A. Miller Public Adjusting

06/15/2026

PROPERTY INSURANCE INSIGHT: Is the short-lived break in building material costs over? Recent data shows roofing and siding costs dipped year-over-year, but rose 1.8% in the past month. With crude oil prices climbing, that brief stability may be ending. Overall maintenance and repair input costs are up 3% from last year and 54% since the pandemic, keeping property restoration expenses at record highs. In the months ahead, expect higher property damage claim settlements as supply chain pressures impact both carriers and contractors. For property owners and restoration pros alike, tracking these price trends is key to ensuring fair recovery. Stay ahead by monitoring trends and reviewing your coverage.
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04/21/2026

With $35 million at stake, two insurers of the architect for the Sapelo Island gangway that fatally collapsed in 2024 are trying to avoid paying coverage.

03/28/2026

A running overview of all tornadoes that occurred in 2026 across North and Central Georgia.

03/17/2026

JUST IN: The National Weather Service has confirmed the tornado in Dekalb County from Monday morning as an EF-0. Joanne Feldman and I were tracking it live on Good Day Atlanta.

It was 2.7 miles long with peak winds of 75 mph.

03/16/2026

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02/24/2026

IBHS's research on asphalt shingle durability shows sealant strength is a critical factor in resisting wind damage, particularly after hail impact. If you're evaluating roof resilience, consider how well the sealant holds up under impact. Read the full study here: https://zurl.co/iiezw

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02/24/2026

The State of Georgia received funding to help recover from Hurricane Idalia, Hurricane Debby, and Hurricane Helene. DCA will host four Applicant Workshops to help local leaders navigate the application process. To learn more about these workshops, visit bit.ly/CDBGInfoSession

02/20/2026

Winter Storm Fern drives catastrophe losses — Allstate reports $175 million in January losses.

Winter Storm Fern caused significant catastrophe losses last month, with Allstate reporting $175 million in impacts. It’s another reminder of how severe winter weather can affect both insurers and homeowners during peak storm season.

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Winter Storm Fern drives catastrophe losses, while commercial policies decline