Our property owners team is committed to providing landlords with the best landlords insurance products available, that’s why we have a range of specific landlord covers. This means you can insure all the various types of properties you own.
Because our landlord products are managed in-house, we provide a unique service when it comes to pricing and underwriting.
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We take great pride in being recognised for our dedication to providing the best service and comprehensive, tailored cover for our customers’ needs. If you are unsure of the type of cover you need, our expert advisers are available to help over the phone.
Our landlord insurance policies cover a range of property risks faced by a large variety of properties, so you get complete peace of mind knowing your properties will have the right insurance in place.
Our insurance is designed specifically for landlords and covers the buildings and contents of your investment property. As a landlord, we know you face more risks than that, which is why we can provide a range of additional covers:
Flexible buy-to-let insurance from a market-leading broker. Compare quotes for your buildings, contents, and liability insurance.
Get comprehensive insurance for Houses of Multiple Occupations (HMOs) – discount available.
Airbnb insurance protects you as an Airbnb host should one of your paying guests cause any accidental damage to your treasured rental home.
We provide essential insurance with competitive premiums for landlords and property owners that run serviced accommodation properties.
Commercial buildings insurance for landlords from a market-leading broker. We’ll search the market and compare quotes so you can choose the best insurance.
Landlord insurance is sometimes known as buy-to-let insurance. The basic product is landlord buildings and contents insurance. This covers risks relating to the fabric of the building and anything you may have left in the property, such as white goods, curtains, carpets etc (contents).
Additional insurance products, such as rent guarantee, landlord legal expenses, and home emergency cover can also be added to provide further protection for an additional cost.
Our landlords insurance statistics page shows us that the price of insurance depends on a variety of factors, such as the property you want to insure, your excess, and level of cover. However, we guarantee to beat the price of your like-for-like landlord insurance quote.
Legally, you don’t need to have landlord insurance. However, this cover provides vital peace of mind that your property is protected if the worst happens. Landlord insurance covers the buildings and certain contents of your rental property, while add-on products, including landlord legal expenses and rent guarantee insurance, can provide additional protection.
The policy provides cover for carpets, curtains, and white goods. If you want to cover anything more than this we would be happy to arrange additional cover for you.
You are covered for £5m legal liability to third parties for any one incident. You also have employers’ liability cover for people working at your property, up to £10m.
Providing you have a tenancy agreement in place and the tenant has been referenced, there are no restrictions on who you can rent to.
Yes, it will remain in place for new tenants provided you have another tenancy agreement in place. Our landlord insurance also provides full cover for vacant properties for up to 90 days, subject to precautions.
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When a landlord takes a tenant’s deposit, the money must be protected in one of the government-backed deposit schemes. We explain how these schemes work and what your obligations are.