
Urgent Warning to
Homeowners -
Forewarned is Forearmed
Getting the most from your house
insurance
Review your current insurance policy for your home
or property as a matter of urgency, because it will be too late after an
accident, incident or disaster happens.
Contact your insurance provider or broker and check
that the policy is active, up to date and index linked so that proper
and adequate cover is maintained.
Ensure that buildings are insured for the full cost
of rebuilding and that current contents are adequately covered. If you
undervalue and underinsure you won’t get full value in the event of a
claim and if you over insure you pay extra premium without getting any
extra benefit. Honesty is the best policy; inform the insurer of all
relevant factors which may affect the risk, otherwise giving incomplete
or inaccurate information may result in the insurers deciding that you
don’t have cover in the event of a claim. Remember that the main
responsibility rests with the building or homeowner, not the insurance
company to ensure that the insurance policy in place is adequate and
appropriate.
Why employ a loss assessor to work
on your behalf?
By employing a “Claims Assist” assessor, you are
retaining the services of a professional to look after your best
interests when dealing with the insurance company and get the most money
possible for your claim within the terms of the policy. The loss
adjuster employed by the insurance company is acting in their best
interests, which means paying out as little as possible under the policy
terms.
If you don’t employ an assessor and omit to include
some items of loss or expense or don’t realise the extent or cost of
consequential damage, then the insurance company or their loss adjuster
are under no obligation to advise you of these facts and you will
therefore miss out on payment to which you should be entitled.
About Claims Assist
Claims Assist is operated by John G. Mannion, a
qualified professional in construction and project management with
extensive experience in property management, refurbishment and insurance
damage repair both in Ireland and the U.K.
Claims Assist has a network of consultants who
provide services in specialist areas including health and safety,
engineering, surveying, insurance, litigation, accountancy and finance.
What We Do
1)
Public Loss Assessors
We work on behalf of the
insured home owner. We inspect, record, report and carry out quantity
and costs analysis of the claim, so that our clients can claim their maximum
monetary entitlement under the insurance policy.
2)
Claims Management
We provide a complete
claims management service, which includes preparing claim reports,
estimates, correspondence, attendance at meetings, troubleshooting
consequential difficulties, settlement negotiation and finally
expediting the issue of the settlement cheque.
3)
Construction Project Management
Depending on the client
and the size and type of project we provide some or all of the following
services:
a)
Source or recommend registered approved contractors,
subcontractors, trades and labour.
b)
Manage, co-ordinate and supervise the reconstruction
process.
c)
Establish and maintain appropriate quality control
standards, in terms of workmanship and materials.
d)
Monitor and ensure compliance with Building Regulations.
e)
Provide and maintain health and safety plans and
procedures and ensure legislative compliance.
f)
Provide interim accounts for works in progress and
finalise completion accounts.
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Mission Statement
At ClaimsAssist we are committed to ensuring that we maintain and enhance our good name and reputation whilst providing a first class professional service and developing our client base in Ireland.
Registration
We are registered by the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority to undertae insurance mediation under the European Communities (Insurance Mediation) Regulations 2005.
John Mannion t/a Claims Assist is regulated by the Financial Regualtor – Reference No : 54123
Note: In relation to quality control, standards, and Building Regulations it is worth noting that our company has been a registered
member of Home Bond since 1997.