As you go through finding a place to live for a number of weeks, as you prepare for the first step in your foundation remediation by storing your belongings, and as you generally get ready for the big day when work will begin…it’s important to remember a few things about the way the CFSIC process works. Read more
Yes, that’s correct. A CFSIC Severity Class coded 1 foundation is a perfect foundation. Nothing is wrong with it. No visible, measurable, or detectable signs of pyrrhotite-related foundation deterioration exist. Read more
We should all be grateful, and we know that we are, to Governor Lamont and the CT Bond Commission for last Friday’s approval of our next $25M in CT bond allotment. Read more
Several times over the last five years we’ve commented on this question. The rules haven’t changed, and it’s important to understand how those rules work. Read more
The way that CFSIC secures a remediation proposal on behalf of a family is by paying a deposit to the contractor to make certain that that proposal is locked down and that the family and the contractor can proceed with the scheduling of the remediation. Read more
Our June 30, 2025 audit is already underway. With our new year comes the hope of continued funding from the CT Bond Commission. Read more
Last Friday, we achieved 1,101 foundations fully replaced, and where those claims are closed, and those families are back in safe and secure homes. Read more
We’ve reached a major milestone: 1,500 families served by the CFSIC program…families whose foundation remediations are each covered by a PA signed by the Superintendent. Read more
The Superintendent’s office on average receives 50 to 75 emails per week on the subject of the CFSIC program…and that’s not counting the emails received and answered by our excellent ESIS claim adjustment staff. Read more
We’re reminding everyone that CFSIC only pays claims based on the written results of a visual examination performed by a CT-licensed professional engineer or a CFSIC-certified home inspector. Read more