We're ready to help and are working as fast as we can to provide the support you need.
Our Claims Team will be in touch with you soon after your claim is lodged.
In the meantime, you can view your claim and communicate with your claim manager via Shannons Online Services.
Ways to stay updated
Ways we can help
Emergency support
We can assist with temporary accommodation and emergency repairs for affected home insurance customers.
Shannons in-person claims support
Our customer support teams are on the ground in heavily impacted locations to help with claims in person.
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Customers in need of extra help and support
We’re here to help you access extra support and services when it matters most.
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How you can learn more
Our Customer Brochures include information about our claims process and other valuable topics, as well as frequently asked questions. Click below to learn more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Protecting Yourself
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Lodging a Claim
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Managing Damage
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My Cover
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Community support services
Emergency response services
For more up-to-date information in your area, consider checking your local emergency service’s Twitter or Facebook account.