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DisasterCare Platinum has produced a new guide designed to show insurers how cost-savings and efficiencies can be introduced to reduce the impact of restoration works to water damaged buildings.
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The last two winters resulted in some of the largest claims on record in the insurance sector as a result of water damage - mainly caused by roof pipes bursting in homes.
Large costs were incurred by insurers - and policyholders endured a good deal of disruption and devastation due to the scale of losses. Charles Jeffrey, of DisasterCare Platinum, said: "With this in mind we've produced 'The Use of Technology To Recover Water Damaged Buildings,' which provides a summary of how technology is able to reduce the time a claim is live - and the potential disruption of restoration repairs. "The guide covers the concepts of drying with heat, conventional drying technology, sustainable drying, and monitoring and evaluation. "The information is designed to help signpost insurance professionals to some of the innovations within the marketplace, and help them make informed decisions about the processes that can now be introduced for future claims."
DisasterCare Platinum is a specialist restoration service, which caters for higher value and technically complex insurance claims resulting from flood and fire damage. DisasterCare Platinum's areas of expertise include water damage restoration, structural drying, fire and smoke removal, mould and microbial remediation - as well as accidental damage to carpets and soft furnishings.
The company, which has its headquarters in Farnham, Surrey, offers the latest technology to ensure clear lines of communication with insurers - DisasterCare Platinum, Wrecclesham Road, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 8TY T: 0845 521 0280
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