Insurers and financial organziatons have a vested interest in seeing their clients through environmental challenges

Hull’s provides the insurance and financial industries with third party assessment and response to environmental losses for a myriad of insured including manufacturers, distributors, fixed facility owners, waste management, automotive, transportation, healthcare and energy.

Hull’s understands that insurance and financial organizations help their clients navigate the increasingly complex business landscape by providing an understanding and assessment of environmental risks, determining appropriate risk management solutions, identifying and negotiating environmental insurance products, and, if necessary, provide claims management experts. To serve those needs, Hull’s is the environmental services provider to support those insured companies.

  • Asbestos, Lead, Mold & PCB Abatement
  • Construction, Restoration, and Remodeling Services
  • Fire/Soot Cleaning Services
  • Hazmat Response and Remediation
  • Tank Management Services
  • Water Intrusion and Management Issues

Land and Marine Emergency Spill Response, Mitigation and Cleanup

Sudden and accidental environmental losses such as spills, fires, or material releases frequently occur and invoke insurers to execute corrective action and cleanup. Hull’s maintains a state of rapid response readiness to quickly provide the necessary corrective action and cleanup designed to mitigate both the insured’s loss and the insurers coverage. Whether it’s a storage tank rupture or a fuel carrying tractor-trailer rollover, Hull’s has trained response teams prepared and positioned to respond immediately upon activation.

Post-Incident Soil and Groundwater Remediation

Because pollution legal liability insurance provides coverage for existing contamination cleanup costs, insurance companies must rely on a trusted remediation services provider to perform site remediation that meets cleanups standards and avoids higher than expected remediation expenses. It is also critical that the remediation contractor understands and follows regulatory changes.

Hull’s can implement investigative and remedial activities to evaluate or mitigate the contamination and conduct remediation projects that are small and simple or large and complex.

Memberships & Certifications

ISN
Avetta
Veriforce
DISA
eVerifile Powered By Cisive
Axiom Medical

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of environmental losses can Hull's step in on for a claim?

Hull’s covers six core service areas that come up most often in insurance and financial-sector claims: asbestos, lead, mold, and PCB abatement; construction, restoration, and remodeling; fire and soot cleaning; hazmat response and remediation; tank management; and water intrusion and management issues. Hull’s regularly supports claims tied to manufacturers, distributors, facility owners, waste management companies, automotive and transportation companies, healthcare facilities, and energy companies, so adjusters get a contractor who already understands the exposure profile of these industries rather than one learning it on the fly.

How fast can Hull's actually get on site once a claim triggers a response?

Hull’s maintains a state of rapid response readiness with trained teams positioned to respond immediately upon activation, whether the loss is a storage tank rupture or a fuel-carrying tractor-trailer rollover. For active emergencies, the direct line is 1-866-450-9077.

We're working on a pollution legal liability (PLL) claim. Does Hull's have relevant experience?

Yes. Hull’s handles site investigation and remediation specifically for pollution legal liability claims, which cover the cleanup costs of existing contamination. Beyond the fieldwork, Hull’s is positioned to help identify and negotiate environmental insurance products and, where needed, bring in claims management expertise, so the technical remediation and the claim itself move forward together.

How does Hull's balance protecting the insured while managing the insurer's exposure?

Hull’s approach to remediation is explicitly designed to mitigate both the insured’s loss and the insurer’s coverage exposure, meaning cost control is treated as a core part of the scope of work, not an afterthought layered on at the end of a project.

Why does it matter that a remediation contractor stays current on regulatory changes?

Because environmental regulations shift, and a contractor who doesn’t track those changes can create compliance gaps that turn into unnecessary claim costs or delays. Hull’s treats keeping pace with regulatory change as a critical part of doing remediation work correctly, which is particularly relevant on claims where regulatory posture affects both remediation scope and coverage outcome.

What credentials can carriers and financial institutions use to vet Hull's before assigning work?

Hull’s maintains qualifications with ISN, Avetta, Veriforce, DISA, eVerifile, and Axiom Medical, the third-party contractor verification and safety platforms many carriers and risk managers already use to pre-qualify vendors before authorizing field work on a claim.

What geographic area does Hull's cover for claims and property work?

Hull’s operates across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.