Insurance Teams
Guidance, examples, and answers to help you navigate residential risk with
clarity and confidence.
CHRP is designed to make residential risk easier to manage — not more complicated. For
agents and insurance teams, that means clearer assessments, better homeowner
participation, and fewer surprises during underwriting.
This resource hub is here to help you understand how the process works and how to set
expectations with confidence.
self-assessment on their schedule.
construction-informed AI.
are generated for the team.
follow-through with support.
See how carriers, agents, and underwriting teams are using CHRP to improve
consistency, reduce friction, and prevent avoidable loss.
A regional carrier used CHRP self-assessments to
supplement in-person inspections, cutting
turnaround times significantly.
by 40%
An independent agency adopted CHRP’s guided
process and saw measurable improvement in
assessment completion.
Participation Rates
A multi-state underwriting team replaced manual
checklists with consistent, structured CHRP
outputs.
Review Process
Insurance Teams
participation.
How does self-assessment impact underwriting?
Self-assessments provide structured, construction-informed data that underwriting teams can use to make faster, more consistent decisions — reducing back-and-forth and improving accuracy.
What should agents explain to homeowners?
Agents should explain that the assessment is completed on the homeowner's schedule, requires no in-person visit, and helps the insurance team make better decisions on their behalf.
How long does the process take?
Most homeowners complete the assessment in under 30 minutes. Results are typically available to the insurance team within 24 hours.
How are results shared with carriers?
Results are delivered through the CHRP platform in a structured, standardized format that integrates with existing carrier workflows and reporting systems.
Additional resources to help you get the most value from the process.
If you’d like to see how this works in practice or talk through a specific use case, we’re happy to help.