File a Claim
We’re here for you, whenever you need us.
If you need to file a claim, our friendly and expert staff is ready to respond quickly. You can report any new claim during business hours by calling 1.888.511.0777.
If you know who you are insured with, you can call them directly.
Here is a list of Emergency Claim Numbers to call if you have to file a claim:
- Andersen McTague & Associates (Marsh Adjustment Services) 1.800.290.0886
- Aviva Canada 1.866.692.8482
- CAA Insurance Company 1.877.222.1717
- Echelon Insurance 1.866.252.2854
- Economical Insurance 1.800.607.2424
- Hagerty Canada 1.888.348.9369
- ICPEI (The Insurance Company of Prince Edward Island) 1.866.404.2734
- Intact Insurance 1.866.464.2424
- The Kings Mutual Insurance Company 1.800.565.7220
- Pafco Insurance Company 1.800.561.7222
- Pembridge Insurance Company 1.800.561.7222
- Portage Mutual Insurance 1.800.565.1000
- Travelers/The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company 1.800.661.5522
- Wawanesa Insurance 1.844.929.2637
Not sure who your insurance company is?
Please call our Emergency Claims after hours number outlined below.
Caldwell Roach Insurance Emergency Claim after-hours (or on Holidays):
Caldwell Roach Insurance has an After-Hours Claims Representative available to help you, call 1-855-835-5065 (toll free).
Claim Check Lists
We've developed these simple check lists to help you collect the information you need to file a claim. Click on the links below to access the simple lists.
Contact the police as soon as the accident occurs.
Record the following information before leaving the scene:
- Names & contact information of all parties involved
- Insurance company & policy number of all parties involved
- Make, Model, color and license plate of all vehicles involved
- Name of officer responding and a report number if available.
- Record the names and contact information of any witnesses.
Be prepared! This often makes it easier to deal with property claims such as fire, theft, and flood. Keep an inventory of your personal property including serial numbers and approximate value if applicable which will help to determine the value of your loss.
- Contact local authorities: police or fire services if required.
- If possible, take steps to prevent further damage from occurring.
- If possible, take photos or a video of the scene to help with assessment.
- Do not discard or take steps to repair damaged property without approval from your insurance representative.
- Contact local authorities: Police, emergency personnel, etc. if required.
- Record the names & contact information of each person involved.
- Identify any hazards in the accident area.
- Retain all items related to the incident.
- Record the names of any authorities investigating the scene.