Welcome to our dedicated hub for all things related to property damage insurance claims. If you’re discovering the challenges of a home insurance claim or seeking professional advice on maximising your claim, you’ve come to the right place.
As Northern Ireland’s premier Loss Assessor service, we’re committed to providing you with the expert guidance and resources you need to ensure your insurance claim is handled with precision and care.
In this collection of helpful articles, you’ll discover valuable tips, in-depth explanations, and real-life case studies about property damage insurance claims.
In this article, we’ll cover the different types of claims that can be made and what information is required in order for your insurer to process it. So if you want to learn how to make a water damage claim on your home insurance, then keep reading.
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.
This is damage to your property that is not the result of a specific event, such as a fire or storm. However, not all home insurance policies include accidental damage as standard and those that do have certain exclusions.
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.
If you’ve recently experienced a house fire, you may be wondering what steps to take next. In this article, we take a look at the different steps involved in making a successful fire insurance claim.
Are you looking for a loss adjuster in Belfast? Do you need help dealing with your insurance company? PCLA can provide you with impartial insurance claims advice.
If you’re unfortunate enough to experience a plumbing emergency such as a burst pipe, it’s important to know if you can make a claim on your home insurance for the damage. For most people who have a home insurance policy the answer is yes, you will be able to make a claim.
A loss assessor will manage any type of insurance claim covered by an insurance policy. In this article, we’ll uncover the reasons why you should consider working with a loss assessor if you need to make an insurance claim for property damage.
PCLA are a leading Loss Assessor firm operating throughout Northern Ireland. As an independent company with over 20 years experience, we know how to make sure our clients get their full entitlement.
Do you know how many electrical appliances you have at home? I bet it’s more than 20. Modern homes are full of kettles, TV’s, toasters, cookers, lights, heaters, PCs, washing machines and so on. This article shares electrical appliance safety tips to help you prevent accidental fires from breaking out in your home.
Do you struggle to understand your home insurance policy? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. Even though these documents are complex, they often contain standard terms that you will see throughout the document. Here’s everything you need to know about the most common home insurance terms in your policy.
Burglaries are unfortunately a common occurrence in Northern Ireland. They can happen to anyone at any time and there is virtually no way of knowing when and where a burglary will occur. However, with the right steps in place, you can reduce the risk of your house getting burgled.
With over 66% of homes in Northern Ireland relying on oil fired central heating systems, there’s a good chance that you’ll discover a leak in your domestic oil tank at some stage. With winter fast approaching, now is the best time to check your oil tank for leaks.
You may think your home is insured, but if your home is not insured or is underinsured, you could face a bill for property damage worth thousands of pounds.
The easiest way to explain the difference is to understand their respective roles. A loss adjuster works for the insurance company.
A loss assessor works for you (the policy holder).
In August 2020 storm Francis hit the UK causing a lot of damage to property throughout the country. Particularly affected was Newcastle, Co. Down.