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At Polygon, we don’t just talk about sustainability, we live it. Our philosophy is simple: restore rather than replace. It’s a pledge rooted in our commitment to protecting both people and the planet. Through thoughtful refurbishment and repairs, we’re not only preserving the things that matter, but also helping reduce the world’s carbon footprint. Reusing materials can save up to 95% of embodied carbon emissions—a stat that speaks volumes.

With World Earth Day taking place this week, it’s the perfect moment to pause and reflect, not just on the planet we share, but also on the role we play as individuals and organisations in shaping a more sustainable future. At Polygon, sustainability isn’t just a side note, it’s at the very core of what we do. Every decision, every innovation, and every restoration project reflects our commitment to doing better for the environment and the communities we serve.

Earlier this week, we published our white paper “What Happens if the Queen Calls?", a deep dive into the exceptional standards High Net Worth (HNW) policyholders expect (and deserve) throughout the claims journey. From first contact to final resolution, this audience isn’t just looking for competence, they’re looking for care, class, and consistency.

In the world of High Net Worth (HNW) insurance, offering a premium service isn’t just a value-add; it’s an expectation. Almost every insurer, broker, and adjuster operating in this space has some form of dedicated product tailored for wealthy clients. And these clients? They’re not looking for “standard.” They want service that’s exceptional, consistent, and effortless, from the moment they pick up the phone to report a claim to the final return of their restored property.

Escape of water claims are increasing, and the insurance industry is looking to manage the rising costs through collaboration and technology. Damage management companies play a key role in this effort.