At Weller Salvage, we know that a claim doesn’t end when a loss is declared—it ends when the salvage is handled quickly, fairly, and professionally. Every bid, every pickup, every call reflects our promise to be more than a buyer. We are a partner.

Strong salvage partnerships turn logistical challenges into operational strengths. Learn how adjusters can evaluate, engage, and manage vendor relationships to improve turnaround times, ensure compliance, and deliver consistent recovery results that build policyholder trust.

Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword—it’s becoming a claims imperative. Explore how eco-conscious salvage operations reduce landfill waste, promote recycling, and align insurers with broader environmental and social governance (ESG) standards while maintaining profitability.

Fire, flood, or wind damage doesn’t always mean total loss. Salvaging materials, machinery, or building components can significantly offset costs and support faster settlements. Discover how a proactive approach helps adjusters identify recoverable assets and partner effectively with salvage specialists.

Automotive claims make up a large share of salvage opportunities, yet many adjusters still rely on outdated processes. Learn how digital inventory systems, photo-based inspections, and specialized vendors like Weller Salvage are reshaping the total-loss recovery landscape.

Every loss carries potential value waiting to be reclaimed. By recognizing salvage opportunities early and coordinating efficiently with recovery partners, adjusters can improve claim outcomes, reduce total losses, and enhance overall cost control—all while contributing to sustainability goals.

Ethics in claims adjusting isn’t just a code—it’s a commitment. At Aspen Claims Service, we believe adjusters are guardians of trust in moments that matter. This article shares how our Claims Plus Approach supports policyholder satisfaction through principled action, proactive communication, and the consistent pursuit of doing what’s right.

When people talk about ethics in the insurance industry, they often focus on major conflicts—fraud investigations, coverage disputes, or whistleblower moments. But for claims adjusters, ethics also lives in the quiet routines.

Today’s claims landscape is increasingly shaped by digital footprints. From public Instagram photos to private investigator footage, adjusters have more access to personal behavior than ever before.