Landlord contents insurance provides cover for the contents you decide to leave for a tenant when you rent out a full or part furnished property. Landlord contents insurance does not provide cover for your tenant’s personal possessions but will provide insurance for the furnishings, fixtures and fittings you have in the property such as fridges, beds, sofas, carpets, tables etc.
Landlord contents insurance from as little £56 per property including insurance premium tax:
Domestic furniture and furnishings including carpets, curtains, blinds, light fittings and white goods
Accidental damage
£5m property owner’s liability cover
£10m employer’s liability cover
Lock replacement if your keys are stolen
Loss of metered utility supplies
Optional loss or rent or alternative accommodation cover
The Alan Boswell Group Difference
We go the extra mile to make sure our landlord insurance products are the best on the market. We provide an individual, tailored service to handle everything, covering all types of insurance from contents and rent guarantee to legal expense and much more.
We value personal connections with our customers, and that’s why you’ll be able to talk directly to the person handling your account – no call centres. Our experts will manage your underwriting, and any claims if the worst should happen. Plus, we’ll give you a transparent pricing structure.
If you want to talk to us for advice or a quote, give us a call or email, or use one of our simple online quote engines.
The young lady who answered my call did so promptly. She was very polite, well informed and very helpful. A refreshing change, in this day and age, to be treated like a human being, I would definitely use your company again.
Mr & Mrs Wallwork
Landlord contents insurance in detail
Landlord contents insurance from only £56 per year
Domestic furniture and furnishings
This provides cover for the furniture left in the property for tenants, premium starts from £56 per year for a minimum sum insured of £10,000.
Public liability cover
Our property owner's public liability cover covers loss or damage to material property or bodily injury (including death, illness or disease) for which you are held responsible and proven negligent in relation to members of the public.
Employer's liability cover
Protection for claims made by your employees. Employees could be family members who get paid to undertake work for you.
Accidental damage
this is where anyone residing or visiting the property accidentally causes damage to your contents.
Lock replacement
Covers the cost of changing locks if the keys are lost from your residential or business premises.
Loss of metered utility supplies
Covers you for the cost of metered water, gas, oil and electricity for which you are legally responsible arising from damage.
Optional extras
Optional loss or rent or alternative accommodation cover
If your property is uninhabitable due to loss or damage covered under the policy, your rent will be paid until the property is fit for habitation again or the reasonable cost of similar temporary accommodation for the tenant will be paid.
Our landlords’ insurance products are designed specifically for landlords in mind. As a landlord, we know you face more risks, which is why we can provide a range of additional covers:
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