Storms cover: buildings and contents
WHAT DO WE MEAN BY 'BUILDINGS'
When we use the word ‘buildings’, we mean the structure of your home, including any fixtures and fittings.
We also mean:
- Garages and outbuildings, such as summer houses, sheds and greenhouses, as long as they are fully enclosed. Just to be clear, outbuildings doesn’t include structures that are designed to be open on any side, such as carports or gazebos.
- Garden walls, gates and fences.
- Paths, drives and patios.
- Permanent swimming pools (made of brick, stone or concrete), fixed hot tubs and ornamental ponds.
- Hard tennis courts.
- Solar panels.
WHAT DO WE MEAN BY 'CONTENTS' ?
When we use the word ‘contents’, we mean any items that you or your family own or are responsible for, including Personal Belongings. Just to be clear, ‘contents’ does not mean:
- Aircraft, gliders, hang gliders and microlights, or any of their parts or accessories.
- Any motorised watercraft or sail boats, or any of their parts or accessories.
- Animals, birds or fish.
- Items held or used for business purposes (even if only occasional business use), except home office equipment that is used for administrative activities undertaken at your home.
- Caravans, trailers and ‘motor vehicles’, or any of their parts or accessories, except motorbike clothing and helmets.
- Interior decorations
When you're looking to make a claim, the first thing you'll want to check is what you are and aren't covered for.
We've listed the details below, but you can also download your home insurance policy document.
WHAT'S NOT COVERED?
Buildings cover
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Contents cover
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View your home insurance policy document