Have you suffered damage to your roof and need to make an insurance claim?
Call PCLA today to speak to one of our expert loss assessors. We provide free impartial claims advice.
Making an insurance claim can be very time consuming and often frustrating. We’re here to help. As experienced loss assessors we work on your behalf to manage the entire claim process, so you don’t have to, and to ensure you receive everything you are entitled to.
There are a lot of exclusions for roof damage. For example, your insurance company will not cover wear and tear on a roof. Unless you are a structural engineer or roof specialist you won’t know the difference. That is why you should contact us straight away to let us come and inspect the damage.
Call us straight away! We will give you free advice over the phone as to what you should do. We will then help you to document damage caused and contact a roofer to facilitate any emergency repairs. PCLA will speak to your insurance company and file the claim for you. If you file your claim yourself, there is a risk you might agree to something you don’t understand, you might be left paying for the entirety of your roof repair without any help from the insurance company. Roof repairs are not cheap, don’t get caught out. Let us use our expertise to give you the best possible chance of receiving your maximum entitlement from your claim.
The process of settling an insurance claim for damaged property can be complicated and frustrating. You can appoint a loss assessor to represent you (the policy holder). Loss Assessors speak to the insurance company on your behalf and will manage your insurance claim. A Loss Assessor uses their expertise and specialist knowledge to get you the best possible settlement figure.
Making an insurance claim is not always straightforward. A Loss Assessor will know what you can claim for and how to make sure you get your full entitlement. PCLA will provide advice and support to ensure you are fully aware of the claims process. It is our job to remove the stress and inconvenience of making a household insurance claim. We are Building surveyors and Certified insurance practitioners who will assess the damage to your property and draw up a schedule of loss. We work on your behalf, so that nothing is forgotten or overlooked. With PCLA working for you, we will ensure you get a fair settlement.
When you make a claim under your household insurance policy, the insurance company will appoint a loss adjuster. PCLA will act as your loss assessor and negotiate your claim on your behalf, meaning you don’t have to deal with the insurance company or their loss adjuster. As an independent company with over 20 years experience, we know how to make sure our clients get their full entitlement. Remember, we work for you.
At PCLA we believe in being upfront about our costs. Our initial survey is free. Even if our survey finds that it’s not actually a claim, there’s still no charge to you. If you appoint PCLA to manage your claim, we work on a ‘no win no fee’ basis. Once your claim is settled our professional fee of 10% plus VAT will be included in your settlement cheque.
This type of insurance claim is not as common as other forms of property claims. But, if you are unlucky enough to experience impact damage to your property, it is important to know how to make a successful insurance claim.
Northern Ireland gets its fair share of bad weather. Wind, rain, hail and even lightning can cause serious and devastating storm damage to your home. In this article we’ll answer some of the most popular storm damage insurance claim questions and explain the best way to make a claim on your home insurance.
In August 2020 storm Francis hit the UK causing a lot of damage to property throughout the country. Particularly affected was Newcastle, Co. Down.
Have you suffered property damage in Northern Ireland and need help making an insurance claim?
Our expert Loss Assessors specialise in helping busy property owners with all types of property damage claims.
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