SnapeCall has provided building repair services to Insurers since 1989. A lot has changed over the years, and we recognise the ongoing evolution of service provision that is demanded today.
Whether it’s clearance and stabilisation, temporary shoring, loss mitigation ‘stop the leak’ detection, property drying or reinstatement, the company’s experience, efficiency and expertise have led to a growing number of satisfied clients throughout the South West UK.
We remain fluid in our service provision to our clients to ensure we are able to offer all the elements necessary to resolve domestic and commercial buildings insurance claims throughout the whole South West UK.
Following water damage, fire damage, impact damage, accidental damage or any other insured peril in the home or at your business premises, our priority is to return the affected property to its pre-incident condition as quickly as possible, minimising secondary damage. We do this efficiently, effectively and with the minimum of disruption to the policyholder or customer.
Whether it’s clearance and stabilisation, temporary shoring, loss mitigation ‘stop the leak’ detection, property drying or reinstatement, the company’s experience, efficiency and expertise have led to a growing number of satisfied clients throughout the South West UK.
We are aware that construction can cause damage to the environment and have taken steps to reduce our impact accordingly. We have already put many measures in place to satisfy our policy of sustainability and have been awarded the internationally recognised ISO14001 environmental standard for our actions.
At SnapeCall we continually invest in new technologies and equipment to ensure we remain efficient in an ever evolving Industry. Our restoration staff are IICRC qualified and trained by The National Flood School in the UK. We continue to support our staff with the latest scientific drying technologies too.
We invest heavily in the resources necessary to provide a full ‘one-stop-shop’ service to Insurers, recognising the need to reduce ‘dead time’ in a claim bringing claim duration down and insurers costs too, and importantly getting policy holders back into their homes and premises as quickly as possible.
