Claims rise as thaw begins

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Midlands tops table for burst pipes claims, according to GAB Robins

GAB Robins has issued advice on its website for policyholders following an increase in claims for burst pipes.

The current national breakdown for burst pipe claims received to date by GAB Robins has revealed an even spread across the country.

The Midlands has been worst affected with 19% of claims, followed by the South East (16%), Scotland (15%) and the North West (10%).

George Bentley, head of client services at GAB Robins commented, "We are now experiencing an increase in new claims as the

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