Power & Company expertly manage subsidence insurance claims, ensuring you receive full entitlements. With over 30 years of experience, we provide personalised support, stress reduction, and peace of mind with our no win – no fee approach. Contact us today for more information.
Most insurance companies like to use their own in-house engineers and loss adjusters to oversee subsidence claims as it gives them an advantage over the claimant and allows them to dictate how a claim is dealt with and what repairs are undertaken. We have worked on many subsidence claims over the years, we strongly recommend that you appoint an assessor to manage your claim before contacting your insurers.
It is essential that subsidence claims are dealt with correctly from the outset. Mistakes made at the beginning can have a disastrous effect on the outcome. Insurance companies will look to reduce the scope of work to the bare minimum, therefore, having professional representation is vital to a successful settlement. These claims can get mired down with exhaustive monitoring and endless investigations. Insurance companies will also try and force policyholders to use their contractors. If necessary our structural engineers will oversee the claim. They will ensure that the scope of work is comprehensive, that it is costed by contractors specialising in subsidence claims and finally will oversee the work to ensure that it is carried out to a high standard and completed on schedule.
Our structural engineers will ensure that the scope of work is comprehensive and costed accurately. They will oversee the work to guarantee high standards and timely completion.
Our service is designed to give you peace of mind when you need it most:
“Don’t navigate the insurance claim process alone. Let Power & Company represent your interests and secure the best possible outcome for you.”
Contact Power & Company today to learn more about how we can assist you with your subsidence insurance claim.
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