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We have extensive experience in restoring properties that have suffered various levels of damage from flooding, fire, wind or storms on a large or small scale. We work directly with insurers to relieve the stress of property owners affected, making the restoration process smooth and hassle-free.
We come recommended by surveyors in the area, who know that we can be trusted to do a thorough job of repairing and reinstating properties, within the budget allowed by a successful insurance claim and without unnecessary delays.
As refurbishment contractors we are able to carry out any work necessary for reinstatement, from fixing roofs and rebuilding walls to rewiring, treating subsidence or redecorating.
Whenever we work on a damaged property we not only put right what’s gone wrong, but also make sure that we future-proof the building as far as is possible to prevent a recurrence or mitigate the effects of any future catastrophe.
Insurance reinstatement and refurbishment projects often involve multiple trades, careful documentation and phased restoration work to bring the building back to its pre-loss condition.
Flood and escape-of-water claims can create extensive hidden damage, even when water appears to have receded quickly. Moisture trapped in structures can lead to mould growth, timber deterioration and long-term issues if not properly treated. Typical works include:
Strong winds and storms can cause both visible and concealed damage to residential and commercial properties. Immediate action is often needed to prevent further deterioration. Common repairs include:
Fire damage extends far beyond the area directly affected by flames. Heat, smoke, soot and water used to extinguish the fire can all create secondary damage throughout the property. Typical work we’d undertake includes:
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We simplify the process by bringing all the elements together and overseeing the remedial journey from beginning to end. Our role is to:
Using one experienced contractor like Jackson Clark to manage the process creates a single point of contact, reduces the administrative burden for the property owner and helps achieve a smoother, faster return to normal use of the building.
