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Abbey National
chilli_dog
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After some terrible storms last August our roof developed a small leak. Called Abbey who sent out a roofer to inspect the problem. After 5 mins roofer tells me roof is ok possibly slipped tile or something, roof has been fine since.
Abbey have sent me my renewal and now there is a claim for £50 on it for the roofer coming out?
Is this correct? thought there would'nt be a claim as no damage. silly me.
Looking for new insurance at the mo, will i have to declare this claim on new insurance applications?
Thanks
Martin
PS. anyone no of good cheap home & contents providers
Abbey have sent me my renewal and now there is a claim for £50 on it for the roofer coming out?
Is this correct? thought there would'nt be a claim as no damage. silly me.
Looking for new insurance at the mo, will i have to declare this claim on new insurance applications?
Thanks
Martin
PS. anyone no of good cheap home & contents providers
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Hi mate,
I've just got a wicked quote from Barclays on home insurance. Would seriously recommend getting a quote. It only takes a min, probably the easiest quote engine on the net.
https://www.barclays.co.uk/homeinsurance
Good luck!0 -
It's normally down to the policyholder to substantiate a claim, i.e. prove that there is a loss under the terms of the policy.
On the other hand, insurers often appoint loss adjusters to investigate claims on their behalf. This is something a bit different, as the insurer has appointed a builder to investigate. I'm a bit surprised that there is a paid claim showing against your records.
I don't have a definitive answer for you, but there would be no harm in querying with the insurer. If you make no headway and wish to have a clear claims experience, you'll probably be able to pay the £50 back to the insurer and have the slate wiped clean.0
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