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When you schedule a Reinstatement Cost Assessment, we attend your property to undertake a physical inspection, which is the basis of an accurate on-site assessment. We also prepare thoroughly beforehand to ensure a quick and easy process.
Why Choose Our On-Site Assessments?
‘On-site’ means we attend your property to carry out the initial assessment. We then compile our findings and you will receive a detailed report shortly after.
Every property is unique, so conducting a thorough on-site assessment is essential for accurate results. When assessing your property, we take into account building types, construction methods, and site-specific and regional factors.
If your building is large or complex, we understand you may wish to meet one of our team face-to-face on site. Our initial reinstatement cost assessments are always undertaken following a physical inspection. For buildings we have previously inspected, a subsequent desktop update may be available where sufficient reliable information is provided and no material changes have occurred.