Helping businesses, trades and landlords in Swansea recover unpaid invoices quickly and professionally.
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8% statutory interest + compensation
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Running a business in Swansea, South Wales means dealing with the reality of late payments. When clients delay or refuse to pay invoices, it creates serious cash flow problems that can put your entire operation at risk.
Whether you're a drainage contractor responding to emergencies across Swansea, a freelance consultant working with local clients, or a builder renovating properties in the area, chasing unpaid invoices wastes valuable time you should be spending on your business.
Our unpaid invoice recovery service helps Swansea businesses take control. We provide the tools, documents and guidance you need to recover what you're owed through the UK small claims system, without expensive solicitors or lengthy delays.
Supporting local businesses and professionals
Builders, plumbers, electricians, drainage specialists and construction professionals across Swansea who've completed work but haven't been paid.
Independent professionals, designers, developers, marketers and consultants working with Swansea clients who ignore invoices.
Residential and commercial landlords in Swansea recovering unpaid rent, service charges or property-related debts.
Swansea-based retailers, service providers, suppliers and agencies dealing with customers who won't settle their accounts.
Typical unpaid invoice situations in Swansea
You've finished the job to specification, but the client is now disputing quality, delaying payment, or simply ignoring your calls and emails.
You've sent multiple reminders and follow-ups, but the debtor continues to avoid payment without explanation or response.
The client was happy during the project, but now they're raising complaints or demanding discounts to avoid paying the full amount.
Invoices that are months or even years overdue, with the debtor showing no intention of settling despite previous agreements.
Our simple 3-step process
Enter your invoice details, debtor information and payment history into Claim Builder. We'll calculate what you're owed including statutory interest and compensation.
Get a comprehensive report with court-ready documents, including your N1 claim form, particulars of claim, and witness statement — all tailored to your case.
Follow Claim Builder's step-by-step guidance to send a Letter Before Action, file your claim, or negotiate settlement. You'll have everything you need to recover what you're owed.
Local expertise, nationwide support
Claim Builder works with clients across Swansea and South Wales. The platform understands the unique challenges local businesses face when clients don't pay — lost time, damaged cash flow, and the stress of chasing money you've already earned. Whether you're based in Swansea town centre or the surrounding areas, our service is fast, remote and accessible. Everything is handled online, with support available throughout the UK.
Common questions about invoice recovery in Swansea
We also serve businesses across South Wales
Winning a case does not guarantee payment — enforcement is essential.
A County Court Judgment is a powerful legal tool, but it does not automatically transfer money into your account. Enforcement is the step that makes payment happen — and there are several options depending on the debtor's circumstances.
An enforcement agent visits the debtor's address in or around Swansea and can seize assets to cover the outstanding invoice amount. Highly effective for business debtors with physical premises, vehicles or equipment.
If the debtor is employed, the court can order their employer to deduct regular payments directly from wages until your invoice debt is fully cleared. Steady and reliable with no further action required from you.
Freezes funds in the debtor's bank account and transfers them directly to you. Fast and decisive when the debtor has accessible savings or business accounts — often resolved within weeks.
Secures your CCJ against the debtor's property. When they sell or remortgage, your invoice debt is repaid automatically from the proceeds — a reliable long-term route when other options are unavailable.
High Court tip: For invoice debts over £600, you can transfer your CCJ to the High Court for enforcement by a High Court Enforcement Officer (HCEO) — who has greater powers and no obligation to give advance notice. Our recovery report includes guidance on when and how to do this.
Free plain-English guides covering every stage — from first demand to enforcement.
Get your professional recovery report in minutes. No legal knowledge required.
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