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If you have employed a contractor to build your home (not a self-build), buildings insurance can offer peace of mind until the build is complete. Buildings only insurance can provide cover for fire, explosion, lightning, earthquakes, and smoke damage along with architects', surveyors', legal and other fees and associated costs until your home is fully built.
Once built, you can add contents cover to this insurance. You will then have buildings and contents insurance.
You should base your cover on the cost of rebuilding your home and not on its current market value.
A great resource is the House Rebuilding Guide for Home Insurance from the Society of Chartered Surveyors.
Here you can find important information about your coverage and the services we provide. You may find our glossary of terms helpful when reviewing your home insurance documents. Our assumptions are also available to you.
We offer contents only cover for renters, and can tailor this to suit your specific needs.
Protect your property with landlord home insurance. If you own a property that is rented, make sure it’s protected.
Contents insurance covers your personal items, protect from fire or flood damage, theft, or accidental damage.
Your home’s structure and permanent fixtures and your personal possessions would be covered.
You want to know that if something happens to your home, you've got great cover at an affordable price.
While a holiday home is often out of mind because it’s out of sight, insurance is definitely worth investigating
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