Whether you are an owner, investor or occupier; a reinstatement cost assessments (RCA) will calculate the total rebuild cost of your property for insurance purposes. Typically, we recalculate these every three years, or after significant building alterations, to ensure your investment remains insured at the correct level.
Innes England’s team of highly experienced, chartered surveyors undertake RCAs on a regular basis, often working on annual renewals. We work closely with colleagues in our Property Asset Management and Professional Services departments and third-party services as required to give you a detailed appraisal of the insurance assessment. We have successfully delivered reinstatement cost assessments RCA’s for individual properties through to large property portfolios.
We aim to prevent potential losses caused by underinsurance by ensuring you have the correct level of cover for your property. We can also help you save money if you have previously over-insured a property and paid unnecessarily high premiums.
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The Challenge: The client instructed Innes England to market and dispose of their property at Merlin Way, Nottingham. The objective was to secure a timely sale while maximising value and achieving the best possible outcome in the market.
The Challenge: The owners of Stoughton Grange Rural Centre sought to secure a tenant for the former farm shop unit and further strengthen the estate’s growing mix of retail, leisure and hospitality occupiers. The objective was to identify a business that would complement the existing offering, while enhancing the site’s appeal as a destination for visitors from across the region.