Discuss your project ↗LONDON & SURROUNDING AREAS
Repair and reinstatement enquiries following property damage across London and surrounding areas. A clear repair schedule helps define the work required and distinguish it from additional improvements.
The proposed work should reflect the condition of the property and the repair scope supplied by the owner, appointed adviser or insurer. Send any relevant survey, investigation or drying information available. The cause of damage and any prerequisite work need to be understood before a reinstatement programme is agreed. Insurance cover and claim decisions remain with the insurer.
Provide the property postcode, photographs of the affected areas, the repair schedule and any supporting reports. State whether the property is occupied and whether there are access restrictions. If you also want improvements beyond the repair scope, identify them separately so they can be considered as distinct quotation items.
Discuss your project with Martin ↗Yes. Send the repair schedule and supporting information for review. A construction quotation describes the proposed work; it does not confirm that an insurer will accept a claim or pay for that work.
Requested improvements can be considered separately from reinstatement. Keeping them distinct helps make the quotation clear and avoids assuming that additional work forms part of an insured repair.
Timing depends on the property’s condition and any investigation, drying or other prerequisite work. These matters and the agreed scope need to be reviewed before a start date is confirmed.
Send your postcode, a description of the work and your preferred timing.
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