PCLA helps homeowners, landlords, and businesses across Northern Ireland and Scotland with property insurance claims, loss assessor services, and leak detection.
We are headquartered in Belfast and have an office in Glasgow, allowing our team to support policyholders across both regions with practical, evidence-led help after property damage.
If your home, rental property, or business premises has been affected by water damage, fire, storm, flooding, an oil leak, impact damage, theft, or another insured event, choose your region below to find the most relevant local PCLA area.
PCLA works throughout Northern Ireland, supporting homeowners, landlords, and businesses with property insurance claims, loss assessor services, and leak detection.
From our Belfast headquarters, our team travels across NI to inspect damage, prepare evidence, and help policyholders manage claims through to settlement.
PCLA supports policyholders across Scotland through our Glasgow office, offering expert assistance tailored to your needs. Whether you need loss assessors in Glasgow, loss assessors in Edinburgh, loss assessors in Kilmarnock, loss assessors in Stirling, or loss assessors in Motherwell, our team is here to help.
We specialise in property insurance claim support, loss assessor services, and leak detection throughout the Central Belt, ensuring that you receive professional guidance and peace of mind every step of the way.
When property damage happens, it can be difficult to know what to do first, what evidence you need, or whether the insurer’s assessment is complete.
PCLA acts for you as the policyholder, not the insurer. We help inspect damage, prepare supporting evidence, deal with insurers and loss adjusters, and keep your claim moving towards a fair settlement under the terms of your policy.
Use the regional links above to find your nearest PCLA area page, or call us if you are unsure which area applies to you.
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If you cannot find your region, are unsure which local page applies, or need advice after property damage, speak to PCLA directly.