Send us the date, location and a brief description of the damage. Insurer or claim details are optional: the meteorological analysis can start without them.
A technical analysis focused on the location and time of the loss
Weather-related damage can be highly localised. A roof, enclosure, solar installation or individual element may be affected while the immediate surroundings show much less damage.
The purpose of the study is not to support or reject a claim in advance, but to determine what can be technically supported from the available information.
Deliverable
What the client receives
The deliverable is tailored to the purpose of the assignment. It may be a technical analysis of a specific weather situation or, where the purpose is a claim, expert disagreement or court proceeding, a meteorological expert report.
- Precise definition of the event. Identification of the location, date or period, event analysed and the technical question to be resolved.
- Location-specific meteorological analysis. Assessment of the available evidence, its representativeness for the site and, where applicable, relevant values, thresholds or conditions.
- Clear technical conclusions. Determination of which conditions can be supported and, where appropriate, assessment of their compatibility with the observed damage, without treating meteorological compatibility as automatic proof of causation.
- A traceable and defensible document. The scope, technical reasoning, conclusions and limitations are stated. Expert reports are signed by a registered geographer expert.
Where the assignment is for court proceedings or requires expert attendance, any participation, clarification or technical defence of the conclusions is expressly defined within the agreed scope.
We do not advocate a predetermined version of events. We analyse the available evidence.
