Landlords Insurance Quotation

We understand that as a property owner you have alot of work to do without the hassle of spending hours searching around for a low cost quotation which is why as an insurance broker we have systems in place to provide quotes from a panel of insurers at once to save you time and money! Any responsible landlord would want to make sure they have landlords insurance in place to provide cover against perils such as fire, flood, storm and such like, when you consider the low premiums quoted from the insurers we deal with it simply doesn't make sense not to have a valid insurance policy in place protecting your property.

When arranging quotations for your landlords insurance it is important to remember that you should be insuring the property for the rebuild value and not the sale price of the property which is usually(although not always) a much higher figure and the higher the sum insured the higher your quote will be! Some property owners make the mistake of leaving a property insured under a standard household policy which usually wont actually provide any cover for a property which is let out, if this is the case then you should arrange for a specific landlord insurance policy as soon as possible, we can provide immediate cover when payment is made via credit or debit card. Another important thing to remember is that if you opt for contents cover then generally no cover is provided for valuables or contents owned by the tenant, the type of contents that would be covered are those owned by the landlord but in the property for use by the tenant, for example white goods.

As a broker specialising in cheap landlords insurance quotes we can fully understand the needs of a landlord and can usually provide useful schemes such as monthly payments and such like meaning you can spread the cost of your insurance our over the year. To provide peace of mind and protection for our property owner clients we will only ever place your property in the hands of an insurer which is authorised and regulated. The Financial Conduct Authority have regulated the insurance industry since April 2013 and provide a support as a last resort if all other methods of resolving your issue have been exhausted and failed.