Property and Related Insurance Lines
TAS directly provides loss adjusting services for property insurance matters through site survey, factual recording, determination of the cause and extent of loss, and consideration of the characteristics of the affected assets, the actual scope of damage and issues relevant to reinstatement and claim handling. This work applies across a range of property insurance lines, including claims involving fire, explosion, natural catastrophe, theft, sudden accidental physical loss and more complex industrial property losses.
Property All Risks
Loss adjusting for property insured under Property All Risks policies, including factories, buildings, machinery and equipment, stock and assets used in business operations.
Compulsory Fire and Explosion Insurance
Loss adjusting for losses falling within compulsory fire and explosion insurance, through determination of the fire or explosion event, cause of loss, affected property and the actual extent of damage.
Money Insurance
Loss adjusting for insured loss of money in safe custody or in transit, through review of the circumstances of loss, supporting records and the actual amount lost.
Burglary Insurance
Loss adjusting for insured burglary, theft or unlawful entry incidents through review of the scene, physical evidence and relevant supporting documentation.
Fire and Special Perils
Loss adjusting for property insured under Fire and Special Perils policies, including review of the incident sequence, cause of loss and the actual extent of damage arising from insured perils.
Fidelity Guarantee Insurance
Support in evaluating matters involving employee dishonesty, misappropriation, embezzlement or breach of fidelity obligations where covered under the relevant policy.
In property insurance claims, TAS applies an approach based on site facts, supporting documentation and the characteristics of the affected assets in order to clarify the cause, nature and extent of loss. Its technical, accounting and audit-based capabilities, together with experience in large and complex claims, enable TAS to support the review and settlement of claims in a structured, consistent and practically useful manner.