Your Loss Assessor

We are authorized professionals who play a crucial role in the insurance claims process. When our clients experience damage or losses covered by their insurance policies, we step in to represent their interests. We meticulously assess and document the extent of the damage, gathering evidence to support the claim.

What do we do?

Loss Consultancy
Balanced Representation

While the insurance company has a team of experienced specialists to protect its interests, the loss assessor acts to protect yours. This balance ensures that the claim is handled fairly.

Have You Suffered a Loss?

Before contacting your insurer, do these steps:

Call Your Broker

Call us.

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What Can You Reach Us For?

Prevention

Unforeseen events and the lack of the right type of insurance can have significant consequences. With vast experience in supporting and guiding clients in preparation for the unknown, we are dedicated to protecting your business. We offer a wide range of prevention services designed to minimize risks and ensure business continuity.

Call us today for a thorough analysis of your needs.

Post-Loss

Whether simple or complex, an insurance claim can make anyone feel like they are in uncharted territory.

How do you respond?
How do you react?
What should you do?

We are a team of experts with over 25 years of experience in insurance claims, standing by your side to offer complete support. We ensure you receive the correct compensation, reducing stress and saving you time.

How we work

We meticulously assess and document the extent of the damage, gathering evidence to support the claim.

We also negotiate with insurance companies on behalf of our clients, aiming to secure a fair settlement.

Ultimately, as loss assessors, we facilitate the smooth and fair resolution of compensation claims for our clients.

Our expertise in insurance policies, regulations, and claims processes ensures that the compensation for the damage suffered is maximized.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do before anything else?

The first thing you should do is ensure everyone’s safety. After a natural disaster or similar event, it’s important to take care of yourself and your loved ones. If anyone needs medical care, that is definitely a priority. Once basic needs are met, you can start assessing the damage, taking detailed photos, and notes. This is also a good time to reach out to our experts.
How do I file a claim?

When damage occurs, you’ll want someone on your side to help you file and manage the claim, as well as communicate with the insurance company on your behalf. This is where a loss assessor comes in. Most claims can be filed directly with your insurance company, in person, by phone, or online. It helps to get expert advice before submitting the claim. We are here to answer all your questions about claims, or even file the claim on your behalf. We can be the experts guiding you through the entire process.

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How long will the claims process take?

This varies case by case, but a loss assessor can help simplify the process. Each claim is different, and the resolution time depends on the various factors involved. To ensure the process runs as quickly as possible, make sure you provide us with all necessary details and documentation in a timely manner.
What is a deductible?

A deductible is the amount you are responsible for paying out of pocket in the event of a loss. The insurance covers the rest.
Will my insurance premium increase if I file a claim?

This depends on the circumstances, the type of insurance contract, and your insurance company. Consult with your broker for specific information!
What is underinsurance?

Underinsurance occurs when the value you have insured an item for is less than its actual value. In the event of a loss, the insurance will only cover a proportion of the loss, corresponding to the ratio between the insured value and the actual value of the item. For example, if you insure an item at 25% of its real value, you will only receive 25% of the amount needed to cover the damages.

To avoid underinsurance situations and ensure you are fully protected, it is important to consult with an insurance expert who can guide you in accurately evaluating the value of your assets.
Who should I contact?