Product articles

Below you’ll find articles or communications we’ve issued which are related to our Services/Drainage indemnities.

Summer 2025 - Claims case study: a hole in one
Intouch Summer 2025 - Claims case study: a hole in one

When a service that most people take for granted is disrupted, like their water supply, it can cause stress and upheaval for any homeowner. 

Summer 2025 - Services: the pitfalls and the problems
Intouch Summer 2025 - Services: the pitfalls and the problems

When a legal dispute arises over a connection to existing drainage services, or where a new connection is being made which lacks the required legal easement, it can be incredibly disruptive, whether it’s to a homeowner or to a developer. It is also time-consuming to resolve, and potentially costly. 

Autumn 2023 - Cover that really delivers
Intouch Autumn 2023 - Cover that really delivers
At Countrywide, we always try to go above and beyond, not only in delivering great customer service, but also in our commitment to providing market-leading cover and value for money.

Summer 2022 - Greener thinking
Intouch Summer 2022 - Greener thinking
The contribution made by renewables to UK power has more than doubled since 2014, with energy generated by wind, solar, biomass and hydro sources making up 42% of the UK’s electricity in 2020.

Spring 2019 - Product news
Intouch Spring 2019 - Product news
We’ve recently introduced some improvements to existing cover as well as some new products as a result of feedback from solicitors.

Summer 2015 - Kicking up a stink – a recent claim
Intouch Summer 2015 - Kicking up a stink – a recent claim
Dealing with claims is rarely a straightforward business, but sometimes problems occur which are difficult to anticipate, as our Claims team found out in the latest case study.
Spring 2015 - Trouble at t'mill - a recent claim
Intouch Spring 2015 - Trouble at t'mill - a recent claim
As you know, during the conveyancing process, solicitors carry out a number of searches and investigations to identify potential title defects. And sometimes, something that first appears straightforward can turn out to be anything but.