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Insurance Loss Assessor Ireland - PDLA

When disaster strikes, dealing with an insurance company often adds stress. With us on your side, we can help you achieve the maximum entitlement within the terms of your insurance policy and bring the settlement to a cost-effective and speedy conclusion on your behalf.

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HAVE YOU SUFFERED DAMAGE TO YOUR PROPERTY?

When things go wrong in your home or commercial premises, like a flood or a fire, the first thing you should do is call us. We will take away all the worry, stress and inconvenience of having to deal with your insurance company when making a claim.


We work on a No Settlement / No Fee basis; if you don’t get any money, we don’t get any money. So you have absolutely nothing to lose; on the contrary, you have a lot to gain.

By working with Property Damage Loss Assessors, you will have someone on your side from the very start.

An experienced professional is what's needed to ensure you receive the maximum entitlement on your policy

We provide expert advice and support to policyholders, helping them navigate through the minefield of the insurance claim process. We exclusively represent you, the policyholder, not your insurance company. By appointing PDLA, you have a claims expert on your side, working hard on your behalf to protect your interests and to negotiate the best possible compensation for your loss.



We take care of the entire claim process, from assessing the damage and submitting the claim to dealing with the insurance claim adjuster and negotiating the maximum settlement entitlement under your policy's terms without undue delay.

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