Sarah Beale – Claims Manager

 

Claims Management & Client Coordination Expertise

Sarah has worked for Cornerstone for nearly nine years in the role of Claims Manager, taking responsibility for the management and coordination of claims from initial instruction through to final invoicing.

Her role involves receiving claim instructions from a range of clients and taking ownership of every stage of the process. This includes instructing the appropriate technician, overseeing the progression of the claim, coordinating all activities throughout its lifecycle and ensuring that each stage is managed efficiently and professionally.

In addition, Sarah works closely with all members of the Cornerstone team to ensure a smooth and effective claims management process. Her approach is centred on clear communication, attention to detail and maintaining strong relationships with both clients and colleagues, with a continued focus on delivering a high level of service and ensuring all parties remain informed and satisfied throughout the claim journey.

 

For further information, please contact:

Sarah Beale

Claims Manager

Mobile: 023 9200 9270

Email: sarah.beale@cornerstone-ltd.co.uk

Sarah Beale Claim Manager

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Cornerstone Management Services Ltd
24 Picton House, Hussar Court
Westside View
Waterlooville
Hants
PO7 7SQ

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April

 

Mould on surfaces tends to emit a pattern that aids understanding “why there and not over there”? Spores are in the air all the time and they need a stable period to settle and develop hence, opening windows and doors across the property for a short time serves to break the cycle and reduce the outbreak potential.

Tip: Air ‘circulates’ a room with corners being less mobile hence spores tend to reside where its cooler and less disturbed leading to the patterns witnessed. Changing the air during the winter can enable drier air to enter and replace the wetter internal air.

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