SPECIAL "NEW CUSTOMERS ONLY" OFFER FOR WEB SUBMISSIONS = 5% DISCOUNT
Any size premium NO MATTER HOW SMALL OR LARGE!
If you own a building, you will require cover for damage to the property, such as fire, flood, vandalism etc. If you have used the building as security for a loan (such as a mortgage), the lenders will demand a minimum amount of cover to be in place. Because we are "real" insurance brokers, we do shop around for you and can often place cover which is declined by most insurers including:-
- Blocks of Flats : Click here for our blocks of flats web page
- Buildings being renovated : Click here for our property under renovation insurance web page
- Commercial buildings : including shops, offices, warehouses, factories of almost any trade or use
- Empty buildings : (both commercial and residential)
- Holiday Homes and Second Homes : for own use or hired out for commercial purposes. Click here for our holiday homes insurance web page
- Houses and Flats Let to the working or retired, DSS, students and asylum seekers
- Houses for Sale : 90 days, 182 days, 273 days and 12 month policies now available. Click here for our property for sale insurance web page
- Property Owners Liability Insurance only. Click here for our property owners liability insurance web page
If the building is also your home, you will almost certainly require home insurance which is dealt with with in a separate section, here.
Optional extra cover:-
- Contents Insurance:- Loss and damage cover is available where you have let the property on a "furnished" or "part furnished" premises.
- Employers' Liability Insurance:- You are legally required to insure employees such as cleaners and maintenance workers.
- Property Owners Liability Insurance:- This is "Public Liability" insurance for the building itself. For example, a slate may fall off the roof due to poor maintenance and hurt someone or damage their property (such as a car). Additionally, if you are supplying any contents (such as a cooker), you are also liable for these items. In order to obtain liability cover for harm caused by the contents, you must also insure the contents for loss and damage.
- Rent Insurance:- If your building has been damaged by an insured peril (such as fire) you may have no tenants, losing you rental income. This is often included for free or available at a low cost.
- Subsidence Insurance:- This cover is usually included automatically under home insurance, leaving you the impression that it is also included under other types of buildings insurance policies. Most commercial premises insurance policies do not include subsidence cover except as an optional extra. If you require this cover you must ensure it has been included.
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