Fire Damage

Fire and smoke can cause extensive damage to your home and your possessions. Depending upon the type of fire and the materials burnt, the resultant smoke can also vary in its make-up (e.g. dry or greasy). Heat pressures from the fire can also force smoke debris to travel throughout your home, contaminating surfaces and items causing both visible damage as well as strong odours. These factors will determine the methods and products needed to complete the works.

Water Damage

Unfortunately, water can cause enormous damage to homes and possessions. Buildings can also take many days, even weeks to dry, depending upon the severity of the incident (e.g. the amount of water involved and how long it was in the property). Other factors such as the type of water damage, building construction. other works, and the outside environmental conditions can all influence the recovery programme.

Safe In Our Hands

Your safety is our priority

After an incident has occurred in your home it is very important that you take extra care and be aware of any new risks that may cause danger to you and your family. Do not do anything that you think may place yourself or others at risk of harm or injury.

What You Need To Do

We recommend that you familiarise yourself with your insurance documentation (i.e. policy cover), so you are clear on what you are covered for and to what extent. It may also be advisable for you take the time to document the damage (e.g. inventories, photos & video) for your own records and to assist your insurer with the claim.