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Claims

The only part of this job that is ever really tested.

Everything else is admin. When something happens, you ring one number and a named person handles the insurer for you — including the conversation where they suggest the claim might not be covered.

£41m

Claims settled for clients, 2025

98.2%

Claims paid in full

11 days

Average settlement time

A claims meeting

One number

0161 240 0001

Answered 24 hours, by somebody who knows your file

When something happens

  1. 1

    You ring us, not the insurer

    Anything you say to an insurer's first-notification line is on the file permanently. Speak to us first.

  2. 2

    We notify, within the policy terms

    Correctly and inside the deadline. Late or defective notification is a common reason for a declinature.

  3. 3

    We meet the loss adjuster with you

    In person, on site. The adjuster works for the insurer; you should not be in that room on your own.

  4. 4

    We argue the ones worth arguing

    And escalate to the Financial Ombudsman Service where a decision is wrong. We have done it eleven times and won nine.

Recently settled

A sample, with the awkward ones included.

Recently settled claims
Sector Loss Settled Days
Manufacturing £1.4m paid after a press failure halted a Midlands plant for 19 weeks. Paid in full 7
Construction £780k paid on a partial collapse during a phased handover. Paid in full 8
Transport & logistics £310k recovered after a multi-drop load was lost to a deception fraud. Paid in full 9
Hospitality & leisure £620k paid across an 8-month closure after extraction duct fire. Paid in full 10
Professional services £1.1m defended and settled on a disputed consultancy engagement. Paid in full 11
Professional services A PI claim declined by the insurer on a late-notification point. We escalated and it was overturned. Overturned on appeal 94

Illustrative figures for a demonstration website. We publish our real declinature rate annually, including the claims we lost.

Ask your current broker who handles your claim.

If the answer is a call centre or an email address, that is worth knowing now rather than on the day of a fire.

Talk to us