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RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com and the University of Exeter have formed an exciting partnership to take our valuations service to the next...

A greater proportion of properties are now underinsured and the gap between property rebuild costs and the amount buildings are currently...

Casting an eye back through time can often tell us a lot about where we are today. RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com’s James Scott Brown...

Could underinsuring your property cost you more than you expect? I n this edition of 2-Minute Tuesday, Amy addresses a critical...

A sustained rise in construction costs this year is increasing the likelihood of significant underinsurance of buildings in the UK. ...

New data from RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com has revealed that properties with a sum insured of less than £500,000 are generally covered for...

A football club from the sixth tier of English football is suing an insurance broker for almost half a million pounds in damages due to...

A digitally disruptive approach to the buildings insurance valuation survey market has led to RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com being recognised...

Two of our surveyors have progressed to achieve AssocRICS accreditation following two years of dedicated learning.

A message Will Molland, BSc (Hons) MCIOB AssocRICS...

Rebuild Cost Assessment Ltd is now FSQS accredited, providing compliance assurance to our customers and their clients.

If there’s one thing there has been no shortage of this year for insurers and intermediaries, it has been difficult client conversations!

We’re delighted to announce that two of our next generation of property surveyors have succeeded in achieving a significant qualification.

Some people can be a little sceptical about desktop valuations. After all, how can you accurately assess a property without being there?

Having rapidly taken the lead in the property insurance valuation market, RebuildCostASSESSMENT.com is now investing in talent of the future

A lack of relevant case law means it is still too early to say what impact the Insurance Act (2015) will have on cases of underinsurance.

Almost three quarters of commercial buildings with sums insured of £500,000 or less are underinsured.

Since the Insurance Act came into force in 2016 we’ve been wondering what difference the legislation might make in cases of underinsurance.

It’s an important question. After all, the consequences of inaccurate sums insured can be significant.