Pursuing an Insurance Claim Following Oil Damage
by Admin
Posted on 27-03-2023 12:19 PM
Following an oil damage assessment, our
team
can advise on the best, wisest and most pragmatic next steps.
In cases where it’s in the client’s interest to pursue a claim, our team contact the insurance company directly and arrange immediate emergency works if required. We notify, advise and negotiate with the insurance company on behalf of the client. We bring all relevant data to the insurance company as we negotiate on behalf of our clients. With our extensive knowledge of insurance companies and insurance policies generally, we can address issues, smooth the process and proceed to settlement as quickly as possible, while always ensuring that we negotiate the best possible outcome for our clients.
Cleaning up even minor oil spills can be end up being a very costly affair. Our advice is to check with your insurance company that you have adequate home insurance in place to cover costs associated with oil spills and oil leaks in your home. Aspects of an oil spill insurance claim can include the following; specialist site assessment. Cleanup of the oil spill & oil leak damage. Repairs to the property once all contaminated ground has been removed. Alternative accommodation while works are carried out etc. We at claims assist are specialist oil spill insurance assessors with vast experience in managing oil tank leak insurance claims on a nationwide basis.
The easiest way to make an oil damage claim is to get pcla to do it for you. Our team manages the claims process on your behalf, so you do not have to. Pcla will check your insurance policy documents to confirm the cover you have in place. We will assess the damage to your property and put you in contact with certified professionals who have the ability to undertake lab analysis of soil samples to ascertain the full extent of oil contamination around your property. We can also arrange for emergency works to be undertaken to ensure there are no further oil leaks and to make arrangements for temporary oil supplies to be installed or ventilation to remove any oil smell from the property, if necessary.
Oil leakage can have dire consequences, causing a lot of stress. But at property damage loss assessors, we understand that there may be hidden damage that could only become apparent over time. We're here to ensure that you get the full compensation for any kind of damage. Using this information, you can be confident in getting the best payout possible depending on the details of your insurance policy. We make the insurance claim process smoother, more efficient and worry-free. Our experts take care of managing and negotiating with your insurer, eliminating the hassle and stress associated with it. We make sure that you get to carry on your life as normal as possible under the circumstances, and we dedicate our time and expertise to get you fully back on track with limited interference.
Oil Damage Assessment FAQ
This week, noaa’s office of response and restoration is looking at the range of values and benefits that coastal areas offer people—including what we stand to lose when oil spills and chemical pollution harm nature and how we work to restore our lost uses of nature afterward. April 5, 2016 -- after oil spills into the ocean, noaa studies the impacts to animals and plants , but we also make sure to measure the direct impacts to people's use of nature.
This is all part of the natural resource damage assessment process , which makes up for those impacts.
The trusteesgovernment officials acting on behalf of the public when there is injury to, destruction of, loss of, or threat to natural resources. Assessed injuries to natural resources —such as fish, bottom-dwelling organisms, nearshore ecosystems, birds, sea turtles, and marine mammals—and lost recreation resulting from the spill. Through the natural resource damage assessment (nrda)investigation performed by trustees to identify injuries to natural resources caused by oil spills, hazardous substance releases, and grounding incidents in national marine sanctuaries, and plan restoration activities. The goal of nrda is to restore natural resources and compensate the public for lost recreational use. , we evaluated the type and amount of restoration needed in order to return the gulf to the condition it would have been in before the spill and to compensate the public for the natural resource services that were injured or lost.