Why do I need a Loss Assessor?
by Admin
Posted on 27-03-2023 11:44 AM
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such as claims assist to undertake the burglary insurance claims problems that vary from the burglary insurance claims process, the incident specifics, garda crime reference numbers, security measures at your property – were they active or inactive when the theft occurred ? burglary insurance claim but no receipts, the variety of factors that can complicate or have a burglary or theft claim denied are endless. Having claims assist ireland loss assessors to represent & manage your burglary insurance claim is paramount to a satisfactory outcome & the full theft insurance claim settlement.
Claims assist loss assessors can minimize the impact of this traumatic event by helping you deal with your burglary claim or theft claim through expert claims management communicating with the insurance company, gathering all the relevant data, looking after all the paperwork and making sure that you get the full compensation you are entitled to.
In the event of a claim: immediately contact your insurance broker or insurer to report the claim and arrange an assessor to be appointed, if required. Return a claim form as soon as practicable (within 7 days). In the event of burglary, malicious damage and/or money loss immediately report the matter to police. Retain any damaged property or equipment until otherwise authorised by the insurers. Remember to: minimise loss by taking precautions to secure premises or vehicle to prevent further damage. Never admit liability as this is up to your insurers to accept or reject liability. Communication is important and all documentation should be forwarded as quickly as possible after the incident.
You have every right to assume that your insurance company will honour your insurance contract and pay you out with the same speed when you paid your insurance premium. Unfortunately, this rarely happens and so often your insurers rely on the small print to reduce your claim. The vast majority of insurance claimants are under the very naïve impression that the loss adjusters employed by your insurers are independent. In fact, many policyholders express great surprise when they quickly realise that the loss adjuster is not independent and is, in fact, paid by your insurer to represent their interests, not yours.
At ads claims services, we provide a complete insurance claims management service, for any all losses incurred under any type of insured peril, including storm, lightning, fire, flood, subsidence, burglary, or any other peril covered under the terms of modern insurance policies. Our team of loss assessors, engineers, and surveyors, have over 30 years experience as insurance loss assessors and property claims consultants. Insurance companies employ expert loss adjusters to advise them in respect of all losses. If insurance companies require expert advice, you also need your own expert loss assessor or engineer. It is now a legal requirement that insurance companies or their representatives must advise all clients that they are entitled to engage their own loss assessor or expert adviser.
Theft and Burglary Insurance Loss Assessor Ireland
Whether your loss is for fire damage insurance, smoke damage, flood or water damage, storm damage, theft or burglary, burst pipe insurance claims, oil leak insurance claims, business interruption insurance claims or other perils, our experienced team of qualified insurance loss assessors are here to help. We have a wide breadth of experience over 20 years
we are independent and free from third party influence
we have a pro-active mindset in regards to client service.
Domestic Home Burglary Insurance Claims
We provide a 24 hr service and we handle all aspects of your claims the claims process: in the event of a loss, your insurance policy will cover your home or business against certain specific ‘insured perils’ such as: fire, burst pipes, storm, flood, burglary, subsidence etc…. Once you notify your insurance company that you have suffered a loss they will appoint a loss adjuster to act on their behalf in investigating the claim and agreeing settlement proposals and terms. Please note that it is up to you to prove that a claim exists and compile your own claim under the terms of your insurance policy.