Probable Maximum Loss Report
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PML is an estimate of the largest loss that a building or a business in the building is likely to suffer — considering the existing mitigation features — because of a single fire. The PML is the maximum expected loss, expressed as a percentage of the building's value, when critical protection systems are functioning as expected. MFL is an estimate of the largest fire loss likely to occur if a key loss-reduction system fails. The PML and MFL percentages depend on many factors, including:
For example, in a fire-resistive building with a fire-division wall between each occupant, chances are the entire building wouldn't burn if a fire broke out. But in a building without adequate protection features, a single occurrence might involve a significant loss, and the probability is high that both the building and its occupants would experience extensive damage in the same occurrence. And occupants such as flower and pet shops can experience severe losses even in small, quickly extinguished fires. The value of PML and MFL in underwriting
Web delivery through SPI Plus® SPI Plus gives you ordering flexibility. When you order a Building Underwriting Report, Rating Survey Detail Report, or Underwriters Advantage Report, we include a PML Report at no extra charge, or you can order it alone or in conjunction with any other report available on the SPI Plus system. Follow the link for a sample PML Report. For more information . . . |
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