Cover that protects your home and everything in it
Whether you're a homeowner or a landlord, the right buildings and contents insurance means you're covered if the worst happens — from a burst pipe to a break-in. We'll compare cover across the market to find a policy that suits your home.
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Covers the structure of your home — walls, roof and fixtures — against damage from fire, flood, storms and more.
Protects your belongings — furniture, electronics, jewellery — against theft, fire and accidental damage.
Cover designed for rental properties, including landlord liability, loss of rent, and cover for periods when the property is empty.
We compare home insurance providers across the market to find cover that suits your property and budget.
We recommend providers known for handling claims quickly and fairly, so you’re supported when it matters most.
Rest easy knowing your home and belongings are protected, whatever life throws your way.
Home Insurance, Explained
Standard policies usually exclude wear and tear, poor maintenance, and certain high-risk events unless specifically added. We'll help you understand what's covered before you buy.
No — if you rent, buildings insurance is usually your landlord's responsibility. You'll still want contents insurance to cover your own belongings.
Insurers consider your property's location, age, construction, security measures, and the level of cover you choose. We'll help you find competitive terms.
Yes, specialist insurers cover listed buildings, thatched roofs and non-standard construction — we know which providers to approach.
Renovation work can affect your standard cover, so it's worth telling your insurer or arranging specialist renovation insurance for the duration of the work.
Not always — accidental damage is often an optional extra rather than a standard inclusion. We'll check what's covered as standard and what you might want to add.
New-for-old replaces items at today's prices with no deduction for wear. Indemnity cover pays out the item's current value, accounting for age and condition.
Yes — running a business from home, even a small one, can affect your cover. Failing to declare it could invalidate a claim.
It can, particularly for repeated claims. Some policies offer no-claims discounts or protected no-claims options — we can explain what's available.
Yes, though you may incur a cancellation fee and lose any remaining cover. It's usually best to switch at renewal unless your circumstances have changed significantly.
Many standard policies include flood cover, though it may be limited or excluded in high-risk flood areas. We'll check what's available for your property.
Cover can often be arranged the same day, which is useful if you're completing on a house purchase. We'll move quickly to get you protected.
Buying, remortgaging or moving home? Speak to an independent mortgage adviser.
Want to protect your family, home or income? We'll help you find the right cover.
Not sure where to start? Get in touch and we'll point you in the right direction.