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Claims procedure

Download the relevant claim form in Adobe Acrobat format below, print the document out, complete it and post it back with the relevant supporting documentation to:

Stride Limited 
Commercial Claims Department
1st Floor Stoneham Gate
Stoneham Lane
Eastleigh
Hampshire
SO50 9NW

Or fax: 023 9224 8799

Claim forms

Please use the Commercial property claim form for all material damage claims to the building - including water damage, fire, theft / malicious damage, vehicle impact and subsidence. 

View Landlord's guide to making a claim

Commercial property claim form

Commercial property claim form guidance notes

Please use the Liability claim form for public liability and employer's liability claims.

Liability claim form

Please use the Subsidence claim form for all claims for potential subsidence. Please remember to attach a copy of any structural survey carried out at the property.

Subsidence claim form

Help with claim forms

For assistance with completing these forms, please make use of the following resources:

Claims FAQ
Claim form guidance notes
How to make a claim
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