What if disaster strikes…..
2007, with its floods, storms, tornados and some notable fires has once again brought insurance to the forefront of our minds. Insurance cover can, however, depend on the accuracy of the valuation placed on the buildings.
It is after all, the Residents Management Company (RMC) that represents the residents and which is ultimately responsible for the insurance policy. It is therefore good practice to obtain professional advice on sums insured for insurance purposes at least every 5 years.
BCH Limited offers discounted rates for our customers and fees are based upon your existing sum insured not the revised sum, with fees agreed in advance. For a relatively modest fee, peace of mind can be obtained so that in the unlikely event that disaster strikes the RMC can focus efforts on rebuilding, not trying to raise funds to finance the underinsurance short fall.
www.flat-living.co.uk has teamed up with Barratt Corp and Harrington to provide nationwide valuations. To receive a quote please click on the button below.
For a full listing of Valuation providers in your area, please go to:
www.flat-living.co.uk/services/valuations.htm
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