Subsidence: A close call with cracks
While subsidence claims have been insignificant of late, some subsidence experts believe another event year could be around the corner.
Subsidence issues have hardly been hogging the headlines of late. Indeed, the Association of British Insurers recorded only 17,000 subsidence claims for 2014 compared to 54,000 in the last ‘event year
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