Claimstech – No.1 in Subsidence, Fire & Flood Damage

February 1, 2018

Hello from all of us here at Claimstech – The Number 1 in subsidence, fire & flood damage

If you don’t know us yet, we are your ‘go-to’ consultancy with a network of highly experienced 

Chartered Engineers & Surveyors working with you across the UK.

All properties require maintenance and repairs over their life cycle. When a defect develops such as cracking, slopes on floors or walls or damp, the root cause of the problem must be identified to prevent further damage.

Common causes of defects:

  • Damp – rising, penetrating and condensation
  • Rot – wet and dry
  • Flat roof deterioration
  • Roof spread
  • Subsidence or heave
  • Landslip
  • Defective drainage
  • Undersize joists and beams
  • Retaining wall failure
  • Compaction of infill

–
Is your home showing any evidence of defect and you are unsure of the cause? Call us NOW!

We can assess the damage present and give you an informed decision on exactly what has caused the problem. We will make recommendations for mitigating the defect and how the building should be repaired. The correct identification of a defect can save you thousands of pounds in unnecessary work.

Our service is entirely independent; we are not affiliated to any other organisation with a vested interest in the required repair. Our professional advice is based on qualifications and experience to provide you with a competent, transparent and logical solution.

A final message to all Housing Associations, Loss Assessors, Brokers, Insurers –

We can help you on a wide range of issues with any of your properties or projects.

Please call us NOW on 01423 799177 or email us  – office@claimstech.co.uk

Connect with us on 

 

Sponsored Content.

EAN Content

Content shared by this account is either news shared free by third parties or sponsored (paid for) content from third parties. Please be advised that links to third party websites are not endorsed by Estate Agent Networking - Please do your own research before committing to any third party business promoted on our website. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

You May Also Enjoy

Breaking News

Solutions to fix construction skills

The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has released a report titled, ‘Skills to Build: Fixing Britain’s construction workforce crisis.’ After speaking to several organizations and having roundtables to garner a wide understanding of the sectors’ perspectives and needs, they have proposed twenty six recommendations that will fix the issues underpinning the skills crisis. Richard Beresford,…
Read More →
Breaking News

Budget Commentary – Mansion Tax, Business Rates & Planning Reform

Andrew Teacher, Co-founder at LauderTeacher, one of the UK’s leading advisors on real estate communications, investor relations and a former spokesman for the BPF, comments on the potential Budget. Mansion tax “Nobody likes paying tax, but the reality is a council tax revaluation is long overdue. Rather than distorting the market, which is what a…
Read More →
Rightmove logo
Breaking News

Budget 2025 market data & home-mover and agent insight

Speculation about property tax changes is fuelling uncertainty across much of the market Rightmove research found that home-movers would favour staggered stamp duty payments, while a poll of estate agents also suggested that staggered payments would be a preferable change to shifting payment to the seller Rightmove data on rumoured property tax changes Mansion Tax…
Read More →
Breaking News

Breaking Property News 24/11/25

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X. Symple resolves four core issues in the new Renter’s Rights Act Automating compliance in the new PRS landscape   The Renters’ Rights Act has raised the bar for private landlords in England in terms of property condition, hazard resolution, evidence of compliance and regulatory registration. Symple…
Read More →
Breaking News

What does Rachel Reeves have in store for the UK property market?

With the Autumn Budget now just days away, speculation is mounting that the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, will use property taxation as a central tool to address the widely reported fiscal shortfall of between £20bn and £40bn. As a result, the housing market has entered a period of caution, with asking prices falling 1.8 percent in…
Read More →
Letting Agent Talk

Why Property Guarantors Need Legal Advice Before Signing

When it comes to property deals, it’s natural to look for additional support, especially when you’re not fully confident about meeting the terms of the agreement. This is where a guarantor comes into play, as they step in to give the property owner some assurance. The idea of helping someone you trust can feel quite…
Read More →