Fortis and Biba join forces in new campaign
Campaign aims to reduce the threat of water damage
Fortis and the British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) have launched a campaign to urge householders and businesses to consider the threat of water damage in the winter months.
Brokers are being urged to encourage their clients to download the campaign's free risk management advice guide.
Fortis has teamed up with Biba and builders Rok to help businesses and householders avoid the disruptive leaks and internal water damage that led to a massive increase in insurance claims last winter.
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