A Loss Assessor works on your behalf—not the insurance company—to manage your property damage claim. We inspect the damage, prepare and submit your claim, negotiate with the insurer’s adjuster, and help ensure you receive the full and fair settlement you're entitled to.
Yes. While your insurance covers the damage, the insurer sends their own Loss Adjuster to protect their interests. We work for you, handling paperwork, inspections, and negotiations to make sure nothing is missed and your payout is maximized.
We typically charge a small percentage of your settlement, which we’ll clearly agree with you upfront. The good news is that in most cases, clients receive a significantly higher payout—even after our fee—than if they managed the claim alone.
Yes. Even if your claim was denied or underpaid, we can review the case, challenge the insurer’s decision, and reopen negotiations if warranted. Many clients come to us mid-process or after facing delays—don’t hesitate to reach out.
A BER (Building Energy Rating) certificate measures how energy-efficient your property is. It's legally required when selling, renting, or building a property in Ireland. We conduct on-site assessments and provide you with a certified rating and recommendations for improvement.
Absolutely. A strong BER rating can make your home more attractive to buyers and tenants. It reflects lower energy bills, a warmer home, and improved environmental impact—all of which add to your property’s appeal and long-term value.
A BER Certificate is valid for 10 years, provided no significant changes are made to the building’s structure or heating system. If you’ve had renovations, extensions, or insulation upgrades, it’s worth updating your rating.