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Home Insurance
Whether you’ve just moved in or you’re reviewing your existing cover, we’ll help you find quality Buildings and Contents Insurance that’s right for your home and your budget.

Your home is one of your biggest investments, so it’s important to make sure it’s protected properly.
We’ll help you understand what’s covered, compare your options and find insurance that gives you confidence without paying for cover you don’t need.

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Tell us about your home and what you’re looking to insure.
We’ll discuss your property, belongings and any specific requirements.
We’ll help you find suitable Buildings and Contents Insurance.
We’ll make sure everything is set up correctly before your policy starts.
Relax knowing your home is protected.
Clear advice, real conversations and support that stays with you from first question to final decision.

Find answers to common questions.
Your solicitor and mortgage lender will confirm when cover must start. In Scotland this is commonly from completion, while requirements can differ elsewhere in the UK. Buildings Insurance is normally a condition of a residential mortgage.
Buildings Insurance covers the structure of your home and permanent fixtures, while Contents Insurance covers the belongings you would generally take with you when moving. Many households arrange both under one policy.
Estimate the cost of replacing all your belongings as new, including furniture, clothing, electronics, jewellery and items stored outside the main home. We can help you choose an appropriate limit and identify valuable items that need listing separately.
Common exclusions can include wear and tear, poor maintenance, deliberate damage and some losses when a home is left unoccupied. Accidental damage, possessions away from home and high-value items may require optional cover. Always check the policy wording.
Yes. Jewellery, watches, art, bicycles and other valuable belongings can usually be covered, but items above the policy’s single-item limit may need to be listed individually with an up-to-date valuation.
Yes. A yearly review helps make sure the rebuilding cost, contents limit and optional cover still reflect your home and belongings. You should also review the policy after moving, renovating or buying a valuable item.
Whether you’re buying your first property or simply reviewing your current insurance, we’ll help you find cover that’s right for you. Book your free chat today.
