Newcastle Loss Assessors
Don’t settle for less after a loss. Get help with your insurance claim.
Has your Newcastle or North East property suffered damage from a flood, burst pipe, fire, or another unexpected event? Navigating insurance claims after a disaster can be stressful and time-consuming. That’s where we come in. Our Newcastle and North East Loss Assessors work tirelessly to ensure you receive the full and fair compensation you deserve for your property damage claim. Don’t face this alone – get expert support on your side today.
Here’s how we can help with your property insurance claim:
• Protect your interests: We work for you, not your insurance company, ensuring a fair and accurate assessment of your claim.
• Stress-free recovery: We handle all insurance communication and paperwork, letting you focus on getting back on your feet.
• Maximise your compensation: Our expertise ensures your claim reflects your full losses, securing the highest payout you deserve.
Speak to our friendly team of Newcastle & North East loss assessors today to find out how we can help you.
Newcastle insurance claim case studies: See how we’ve helped clients like you
Successful fire claim in rental property leads to further referrals
“Mr Knee owns a three-bed property in County Durham, which he rents out. When a tenant accidentally set a chip pan alight and started a fire in the property, he was left facing a damaged house and a large fire insurance claim. The fire caused extensive d…”
Read moreUsing Morgan Clark a second time for flood insurance claim
“When the river Eden flooded in Carlisle in 2005, water poured through David Allen’s substantial five-bedroomed semi-detached home. There was extensive damage throughout the downstairs which was likely to result in an insurance claim of around £100,00…”
Read moreFlood insurance claim in 2009 and again in 2015
“The village of Cockermouth hit the national headlines in 2009 when the river Derwent burst its banks after heavy rainfall. Mrs B, whose 17th century cottage backs on to the river, suffered devastating flooding: the water rose to over five feet and she l…”
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