Insurance Reinstatement – Fire & Flood
Independent electrical damage assessment and reinstatement for insurers, adjusters and homeowners.
Water and fire claims often stall on the electrics: is it safe, what's affected, and is the scope defensible? Sean provides clear, evidenced electrical assessments and carries out the reinstatement work — on insurance jobs across the country.
What's Included
- Inspection and testing of affected and sample circuits
- Photo and moisture evidence
- C1/C2 findings explained in plain English
- A priced remedial scope the adjuster can rely on
- Reports usually issued within 48 hours of the visit
- Reinstatement work and full certification
Black and White Reports
Clear findings, photo evidence, and a scope that holds up. We separate damage caused by the claim from faults that were already there, so there are no grey areas when you sign it off.
Why Water Damage Needs Proper Testing
Water in cables and connections doesn't always show up on the day of testing. Moisture left in conductors and terminals starts a corrosion process that keeps developing for weeks and months. A circuit that's been in contact with water can't simply be relied on because it passes a test today — it needs assessing properly.
Larger Projects
For insurance reinstatement and larger projects, we deliver through a trusted supply chain of qualified, insured tradespeople — managed directly by Sean — so you deal with one point of contact from start to finish. We can scale the team to suit the job.
For Adjusters and Contractors
Need an electrician who writes reports that stand up? Get in touch to discuss your claims.
Our insurance certificate, health & safety policy and RAMS are available on request.
Our Four Promises
- Clear
- We explain what we find in plain English, with a written report you can understand.
- Honest
- If something doesn't need doing, we'll tell you.
- Respectful
- Dust sheets down, tidy when we leave, and a call if we're running late.
- Fair
- A written price before we start, and no extra work without talking to you first.
Common Questions
Is it safe to switch the power back on after a flood?
Not until the installation has been checked. If water has reached sockets, cables or the consumer unit, leave the affected circuits off and get them inspected first.
Do you work outside Northamptonshire?
Yes. Insurance assessment and reinstatement work is carried out nationwide.
Speak directly to Sean — no call centre, no salesman.
Free, no-obligation quotes. Insurance and commercial work nationwide.