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Household and Domestic Fire Claims

Posted by Evergreen Insurance on 9th March 2020 -

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The majority of Fire claims in 2019 were the result of electrical faults causing dangerous static electricity. Some fires were very serious and meant those affected spent months away from their homes without their personal belongings with considerable disruption to their lives. 

In many cases, once a fire had taken hold, it rapidly spread through the home causing extensive damage. Fires that start in the upper floors or at roof level cause the most damage because they spread laterally and are harder to fight and put out. These fires often bring down the roof, ceilings and damage the main reception rooms, kitchen and dining areas below which most of the valuables and essentials for domestic life are kept. If the fire doesn’t damage these, then the impact of falling debris and extinguishment water from the fire hoses most certainly will.

If you need Household and Contents Insurance, please do give Evergreen Insurance Services a call on 020 3372 2160. We are an experienced broker who pride ourselves on giving outstanding service whilst giving up to 25% of our commission back to Wildlife and Nature Organisations.


Dave Gardiner

Evergreen Insurance Services is an award winning ethical broker with a focus on customer satisfaction. They donate to wildlife and nature organisations at no additional cost to the client.

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