Over the past three or four months CFSIC staff have been responding to individual inquiries from homeowners and others regarding CFSIC’s sunset date of June 30, 2030. With all of these inquiries, we’ve noticed several outstanding themes, and it’s time to set the record straight. Read more
If you’re thinking about buying a home in what CFSIC defines currently as the “affected area”…where 92% of the crumbling foundations natural disaster has been proven to exist…your real estate agent can play a vital role in helping you make the right decision and steer you in the right direction. Read more
Everyone who has gone through the CFSIC crumbling foundations remediation process knows that the secret to getting the job done is to be cooperative with your assigned claim adjuster. Read more
We’re pleased to provide the public with the latest newsletter, #8 in the series, written by CFSIC’s concrete specialist Kevin Miller. Read more
Effective today, in order to help homeowners as well as contractors, CFSIC is reducing the number of possible contractor worksheets from four to two. Read more
Once your CFSIC claim is made Active, you will be starting the process of obtaining proposals for your crumbling foundation remediation. Those proposals will be provided to you by contractors who have been vetted by a committee formed by the Capitol Region Council of Governments (“CRCOG”). Read more
Within the last two days, CFSIC has reached the $200 million mark in remediation paid for. Read more
On CFSIC’s home page (in the blue box on the home page right below “Latest News”) we’ve provided seven articles on the subject of “Why Foundations Fail.” Read more
Okay, you’ve been contacted by a member of the great ESIS claim staff at CFSIC. Your application has been opened for the first time…but maybe there are a couple points of evidence missing. Read more
If you are a victim of the crumbling foundations crisis…a victim of this terrible natural disaster which has afflicted so many families in the Northeast Corner of Connecticut…then you owe a debt of gratitude to a man you have most likely never met. Read more