If you own your own home, you’ll need to have buildings cover just in case your home is damaged and needs a repair. It’s usually a condition of your mortgage and, if you’re a landlord, it’s your responsibility – not your tenants.
Although it’s not compulsory, if you own your own home this sort of insurance should be a top priority.
Home Insurance is a broad term that covers two distinct types:
- Buildings Insurance – protects the permanent structures of your home, such as kitchens, bathrooms, and other fixtures.
- Contents Insurance – covers the belongings inside your home, including furniture, electronics, personal items, and certain types of flooring like carpets.
You can choose to purchase each type separately, or often combine them into a single joint policy with one insurance provider for convenience and peace of mind.
We can search through a range of policies to find the one that suits you best from our extensive list of insurers.
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We arrange home, contents, landlord, and health insurance to protect what matters most.
Yes. Lenders typically require buildings insurance, though contents insurance is optional but strongly advised.
Yes. You can bundle home and contents insurance or add extra coverage to save money and simplify renewals.
It generally covers property damage, liability, and loss of rent — essential for anyone renting out their property.
Review annually or when your property or circumstances change — such as renovations or new valuables.
Yes. As independent advisers, we compare multiple insurers to find the most cost-effective and suitable cover.
Yes. We help you through the claim process and liaise with insurers to make it as smooth as possible.