Insurance Repairs,
Handled Properly.
Approved insurance repair and rebuild work — we deal directly with your insurer so you don't have to.
One Team, From The First Assessment To The Final Repair
An insurance claim shouldn't mean juggling your insurer, an assessor and a separate builder yourself. Arden Projects works directly with insurers on approved repair and rebuild work — documenting damage, quoting to the approved scope, and carrying out the repair with the same licensed trades we use on every other job.
About Us
Clear Communication From Assessment To Completion
Storm damage, water damage, structural repairs — whatever the claim, we explain what's covered, what the repair involves, and what to expect before work starts. Photos and documentation are kept on file throughout, so there's a clear record for you and your insurer at every stage.
Get A QuoteOur Insurance Repair Process
Assessment & Documentation
We inspect the damage and document it thoroughly with photos, ready to support your claim.
Insurer Liaison
We work directly with your insurer or assessor on scope and approval, so you're not stuck in the middle.
Approved Repair Work
Once approved, our licensed trades carry out the repair to the agreed scope, start to finish.
Dealing With An Insurance Claim?
Get in touch for a free, no-obligation assessment — we'll help you understand what's covered.
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Answers Before You Ask
Do you only carry out insurance-approved work?
Yes — we work to the scope your insurer approves, so you're never left covering costs outside the claim without knowing about it first.
How quickly can you assess storm or water damage?
Get in touch as soon as damage occurs — we prioritise make-safe and urgent assessments to protect your property first.
Will I be charged before my claim is approved?
No — assessment and documentation to support your claim comes first, with repair work starting once scope is agreed.
What if extra damage turns up once repairs start?
We'll flag it straight away and liaise with your insurer directly on any change to scope, so you're not caught in the middle.