Property Claims Management Specialist Named Finalist For Claims Excellence Award
Apr 5, 2018
The 2018 winners are to be announced at a glittering awards ceremony in London, on May 10. Press calls: Jane Hunt, Catapult PR, 01253 891114 - [email protected]
Darwen, United Kingdom - April 5, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Property insurance claims management company and specialist, Aspray Limited, has been named one of three finalists in the Third Party Claims Management Team of the Year category of the prestigious Insurance Times Claims Excellence Awards 2018. This is the 3rd consecutive year they have been nominated as a finalist.
The Darwen-based property claims specialist, which works with policyholders nationwide, ensuring both residential and commercial property owners gain a fair settlement from their insurance provider, is delighted by the recognition. The Insurance Times Claims Excellence Awards are designed to recognise and reward customer service excellence from companies who deal with policyholders when they need to make a claim.
Aspray represents the insured, whether they be domestic or commercial property owners, who have seen their property damaged by flooding, storms, fire, escapes of water, burst pipes, or other impacts. It offers support to those experiencing such distressing situations.
Its role is to represent the policyholder in negotiations with their insurer’s representatives and to project-manage clients’ claims from start to finish, using vetted contractors and calling upon in-depth property-repair expertise.
Its team continually strive to make the life of the insured customer easier, by removing as much stress as possible from their claims process, and enabling them to get on with their daily lives, whilst Aspray act on their behalf.
Being shortlisted for this award is particularly significant for Aspray, as its ‘Treating Customers Fairly’ ethos is one is embedded over within the company culture.
Aspray offers hugely rewarding business opportunities to franchisees who wish to run their own property damage claims management business within defined territories across the country. Customer service excellence, to the high standard demanded by Aspray, has to be delivered nationwide, wherever Aspray is helping policyholders.
“Delivering customer excellence can be challenging within a franchise business”, says Aspray’s managing director, James Whittle. “However, we have ingrained high-quality and exceptional customer service delivery into every aspect of our business and only recruit franchisees who are ready to commit to this level of customer service excellence.
“Our Treating Customers Fairly programme represents a philosophy on which we continually build, in order to further perfect the service that we provide. Given all the hard work that goes into this, we are naturally delighted to be recognised in the Insurance Times Claims Excellence Awards 2018.”
Contact Info:
Name: 0800-077-6705
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Aspray Ltd
Address: 9 Dalton Court, Commercial Road, Darwen, Lancashire BB3 0DG, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-800-077-6705
For more information, please visit https://aspray.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 325102
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