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    The main IP address: 89.238.188.82,Your server United Kingdom,Manchester ISP:M247 Ltd  TLD:uk CountryCode:GB

    The description :welcome to the building-insurance-uk.co.uk insurance portal...  we specialise in the placement of building insurance for a whole range of scenarios including difficult to place risks....

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Latitude: 53.480949401855
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Country: United Kingdom (GB)
City: Manchester
Region: England
ISP: M247 Ltd

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"contents" cover to protect your belongings in the home and "all risks" an extension to a "contents" policy to cover items taken away from the home including such things as jewellery, camera equipment and even pedal cycles. building insurance can be written on its own or combined with contents. in essence building insurance uk, falls in to two basic types; residential and commercial. residential policies these will cover residential buildings, private dwelling houses whether they be detached, semi-detached, bungalows or flats in either purpose built or converted buildings. if a property is rented out to tenants, most insurers will now cover these risks under a personal policy known as a landlord or buy to let insurance. the same applies to holiday homes although there is a commercial element of letting, the policy wording is fairly similar to standard home insurance with a course a few alterations to cover to suit the required usage. it is essential when buying building insurance that you fully disclose the intended use of the property, failure to do so may lead to an incorrect policy being issued which could impact on the cover any claim. the insurance of blocks of flats or even a single flat in a block often causes much confusion. in essence, they should be insured by the freeholder of the property under a block policy. however, many flats (or tenements) particularly in scotland where the leasehold laws are different are insured on an individual basis and many other people in the united kingdom have taken it on themselves for a variety of reasons to insure their own flat particularly where the freehold cannot be located. where ever possible, buildings converted in to flats, should be insured on a block basis. any person wishing to sell a flat within a block may have problems persuading their solicitor to exchange contracts without a block policy being in force (not scotland). we can provide quotations for single flats with a wording that will also protect the communal interest. please see our separate page regarding insurance for flats where we have further information. definition of residential home insurance. this can often cause confusion, how do you actually define a building. in the first instance and for insurance purposes, it means the structure of the building itself.; the foundations, walls, floors, doors, windows, roof, plumbing, windows, fixed electrical wiring, decorations and it�s permanent fixtures & fittings. this would include such items as fitted kitchen units, fitted bedroom furniture, toilets, baths etcetera. the general rule is, anything immovable that would be left behind on removal is treated as buildings, and everything else is treated as contents. there are of course some grey areas: fitted carpets are generally treated as contents even if you would leave them behind. it�s best to check on each occasion with the insurer you are considering using. buildings also extend to include; outbuildings, garages, greenhouses, sheds, paths, drives, walls & patios. fences and gates are also including under the definition of the building, but some insurers make exclusions on the cover, so it is best to check on the "key facts" document, regarding the cover you are going to receive. finding adequate cover care is always needed to study building insurance policy wordings, especially the exclusions and warranties, particularly if you live in a flood area or your building has suffered previous subsidence problems. any significant exclusions of cover should be pointed out by the insurance arranger prior to you accepting insurance cover and mention of it should be made in any supporting documentation. when arranging a building insurance policy, you must give the insurer all the correct underwriting information. this should enable them to accurately provide you with a quotation. this is called disclosing material facts. insurance contracts rely on a principle called " utmost good faith" this principle is used in insurance legally obliging all parties to reveal to the other party any information that might influence the others' decision to enter into the contract. basically, you must tell the insurance company of anything that might make them refuse to sell you a policy, and they must tell you anything which might stop you buying a policy from them (such as excluded cover or a really large excess). examples of important underwriting information include if you property is located on a flood plain or has a history of subsidence or is of non-standard construction. these are all deemed to be material facts and need to be disclosed to the insurer. it is false economy not to disclose full details to an insurer. you may obtain a cheap premium, but in the event of a claim, you may be facing a reduced pay-out or even worse. commercial insurance commercial building insurance will cover a variety of property that is used for business purposes. these can either be owner occupied or owned by landlords and rented to tenants. some commercial properties remain unoccupied for long periods of time, particularly in the current economic climate and these often prove more problematic to insure. types of risk include shops, offices, factory premises, in fact, any type of building where a commercial activity is carried out. this sector of the market is usually extended to include property such as sports centres, schoo

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