Redress and Business Insurance
Anyone can open an Estate Agency – But Not all estate agents are the same.
Some agents choose to invest in professional qualifications, voluntarily join recognised industry bodies, opt to be part of independent redress schemes, and protect client money. These are choices that demonstrate a commitment to higher standards, professionalism, and consumer protection.
Propertymark is the voice of the property profession, working with government to influence housing policy and legislation while delivering industry-leading qualifications, training, and support to its members.
Kerrigans are a Certified Accredited Company Member.
The UK's leading redress scheme for estate and letting agents, providing expert FREE adjudication when sellers, purchasers, landlords, and tenants, cannot reach agreement. Independent, impartial, and trusted.
Only Professionally Qualified Lettings Agents can be Members of ARLA.
Only a small proportion of ARLA Propertymark members go on to achieve Fellowship or FARLA status, reflecting significant experience, qualifications and commitment to the profession.
Only Professionally Qualified Estate Agents can be Members of NAEA.
Only a small proportion of ARLA Propertymark members go on to achieve Fellowship or FARLA status, reflecting significant experience, qualifications and commitment to the profession.
Propertymark Client Money Protection (CMP) scheme – should a member go into liquidation, steal or misuse your rent, deposit or other funds, Propertymark will reimburse you.
Professional people give professional advice. When you're making important financial decisions for your family or business, you deserve the confidence that advice is properly protected.
Professional Indemnity Insurance is optional. We choose to have it because professional advice should always be backed by professional protection.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is the UK regulator for data protection and privacy. Consumers can complain to the ICO if they believe a business has misused or improperly stored their personal information.
