Insurance & Reinstatement Work in Birmingham | RJ Energy Electrical Solutions

What’s covered

Every insurance reinstatement job, handled

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Inspection & Making Safe

Damaged installations inspected and made safe where appropriate after fire, flood or impact damage, so the property is secure while the claim proceeds.

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Fault Investigation

Methodical investigation of electrical faults and damage, with clear written findings your insurer or contractor can work from.

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Replacement & Reinstatement

Damaged wiring, boards, accessories and fittings replaced, and the electrical installation reinstated following building works.

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Testing & Certification

Full testing and certification on completion, giving the insurer and the property owner documented proof the installation is safe.

Contractor Enquiries

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Facilities managers, property managers, insurance and reinstatement companies, letting agents and builders: if you need a NAPIT Registered, TrustMark Registered electrical contractor for one-off projects, subcontract work or ongoing maintenance across Birmingham and the West Midlands, talk to Ryan directly.

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Questions

Asked and answered

Do you handle the insurance claim itself?

No. We are electricians, not loss assessors or claims handlers, and we do not carry out insurance loss assessments. What we do is the associated electrical work: making safe, investigating, replacing what is damaged, reinstating after building works and certificating the result, in support of a claim you or your insurer are managing.

Can you make a damaged installation safe quickly?

Yes, where it is appropriate to do so. After fire, water or impact damage the priority is isolating and securing whatever is unsafe, and we treat those visits as urgent across Birmingham and the surrounding areas.

Do you work with builders and reinstatement contractors?

Regularly. Reinstatement projects usually involve several trades, and we slot into the programme for first fix, second fix and final testing, keeping the electrical side certificated and on schedule.

What documentation do you provide for the insurer?

Written findings from fault investigations, quotations broken down clearly, and certification for the completed works. Insurers want an evidenced trail, and our paperwork is built to provide one.