Complimentary Flood Report
We are pleased to announce that from the 7 – 18 April 2008 you will be able to order a Homecheck Professional Flood Report worth £18.98 (inc VAT) free of charge from Jordans.
Flooding has become such an important consideration when purchasing a home. The Met Office reported that the Summer of 2007 saw the highest rainfall for this period since records began. It is estimated that up to 5 million people, in 2 million properties across England and Wales could be at risk of flooding1.
Flooding can have devastating consequences; not just the financial costs but also the time it takes to clean up the property and to ensure that health and sanitation issues are resolved. Therefore homebuyer’s awareness of whether or not their property or surrounding areas could be affected by flooding has become increasingly important.
Ensure your clients are fully protected
Buying a flood report alongside the standard environmental report means that you will be giving your clients an extra level of service.
The Homecheck Professional Flood Report is the UK’s most comprehensive report, it gives homebuyers the vital information they need about whether their property is at risk. Information in the report is derived from the latest available Environment Agency flood data.
It also includes:
- Norwich Unions unrivalled property data giving a flood risk rating and an assessment on insurance risk
- British Geological Survey looking at evidence of past flooding and the potential for groundwater flooding
- Guidance on the volume of flood claims in the area
To see the benefits of the report, you can order the complimentary Homecheck Professional Flood report online or by using our order form. If you require any further information please contact our Helpdesk team on 0800 023 2378 or email helpline@jordans.co.uk
1According to figures from Landmark Information Group, Britain’s leading provider of Environmental reports and the Environment Agency
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