Block of flats insurance or block insurance is normally done by landlords. Flat management companies or right to manage companies. Flats are designed and built-in various shapes and sizes. They need different insurance. Building insurance quotes for flats or apartments known as “block insurance” can be daunting. Block of flats and building insurance can be difficult to do. We can make it extremely easy for you. Click here for an instant quote.
We understand you may not understand building insurance. You might be a director of a residential management company. You may be a right to manage company. Or maybe just a leaseholder. We can help you. You may be a resident who is trying to reduce their premium. We can organise the buildings insurance for your block of flats and hopefully reduce your premium.
You will need specialist insurance. Regular buildings insurance policies will not provide you with the level of cover needed to insure complete protection. Blocks of flats insurance (also called block insurance) is designed for a range of property types. This includes houses converting into flats and large purpose-built blocks. We can arrange a policy for you so that the property is covered.
Iinsure 365 is a specialist broker for blocks of flats insurance. We are well known for providing cover for a whole range of purpose-built blocks. We are also insurance for converted properties. Normally, we can arrange cover on an all-risk basis. Cover can include fire, storm, flood, subsidence and escape of water. We can include accidental and malicious damage within the cost itself.
Offering comprehensive block insurance at competitive premiums. We work with a huge amount of household named insurers. We also have specialist insurers to provide a range of insurance products. These are specially designed for apartment blocks and blocks of flats.
Communal areas such as, hallways, private roads and car parks are protected. You can also receive employee’s liability cover for anyone hired to provide cleaning or maintenance.
These can also be provided and we can supply you with a quote.
Given that our back ground was primarily dealing with residential blocks of all sizes, there is not much we haven’t seen before, so you can trust us to get the right blend of policy cover and premium levels.
Whether you are a director, leaseholder and/or own your own freehold everyone wants to see your blocks of flats comprehensively covered. You can put trust in us to ensure that your property is fully insured with the leading market specialists at a competitive premium. We don’t look after in just one year but every year. Don’t hesitate to look at our in excess of 150 five star google reviews here.
Our team will ensure that in the event of a loss that results in the residents or the tenant having to move out the property then you will be covered. The cost will cover alternative accommodation to pre-arranged limits.
This is essential cover. It is to protect you against third party claims relating to an accident or injury occurring at your property. This can be anything from minor slips and trips to potentially larger cases.
There are various options available for this. It is not always needed but we cater for everyone not just one person. If the lease requires you to arrange for explosion cover then we can deal with this for you. It is totally a matter for you.
If you employ people directly within your block then this is a statutory requirement. You may be an RTM that employs people. We can help you with this.
This provides you with indemnity against personal liability and costs for directors and offices for RTM companies. If you fail to take an action or don’t exercise your responsibility and duties as a director then we can cover you.
We don’t just have one provider we have many. iInsure 365 are here to ensure that you get the best possible price with the best possible cover.
We will compare landlord insurance quotes for you so that we can find the best policy. If you own a block of flats and need a landlords insurance policy that is specifically tailored to the nature of the building, you might find this quite laborious and time consuming. We can deal with the blocks of flats comparison service for you.
Why not compare insurance for blocks of flats now.
It is an insurance policy designed specifically for landlords who rent out blocks of flats or right to manage companies. Cover for blocks of flats combines a number of different types of insurance that protect you for a wide range of events.
We have outlined most the building insurance features above. It comes with structure of the property and pays for repair to it or even rebuild if it was completely destroyed by something called an assured event. This could be fire damage, flood damage, storm damage to include fallen trees. Subsidence, water damage such as a burst pipe etc.
We can cover you for anything you require. We don’t just deal with blocks of flats insurance but all types of insurance through to home. Why not contact us on 01273 827090 to discuss it.
Each individual policy is different so it is difficult to know what exclusions there would be.
There might be restrictions if the property was unoccupied. You may not be covered if there was damage to fault. Limit of design, manufactural or installation. There is no cover for damage to underground services that do not work because they are worn out.
The cost of replacing any undamaged items, which form part of a set, suite or of uniform nature may not be covered.
We understand more than most that this can be a daunting task, it is best to call us to go through exactly what you need. We will ask for a copy of the existing policy. This is to ensure that we can give you a policy which covers your existing cover. No two policies are the same. Obtaining a like for like cover is impossible to do. We understand the need to work closely with our clients to help them. There are many different types of properties from single residences to large investments blocks. Such as blocks of flats and commercial. There are also industrial and multi-location schedules.
We will help you through the process. Whilst we cannot give advice we are always on hand to help.
You need to ensure that you have buildings cover in place. If you are renting out a unfurnished property you should also consider getting contents insurance.
Yes, we can agree immediate cover for you, it is best to call us on 01273 827090. However, when it comes to a large block of flats it is important that we get the information correct as these buildings are often insured for vast sums of money. It is important that you call us as early as possible to let us know when your renewal is due and provide copies of the policy documents. This enables us to get to the market and get you the best possible price.
Yes, of course. Whether your property is professionally managed or not we can add this to the policy with our providers. Some already include it within the policy but others may add it as an additional extra.
Many lease holders don’t understand the law when it comes to dealing with building insurance. Managing agents have an added interest in that often they will receive commission from their insurance broker. This isn’t always the best cover and on many occasions it is not the best price. They will try their hardest to ensure that you are unable to find a better cover at a cheaper price because they earn money out of it. They may even have to pay a proportion of the insurance over to the freeholder.
We will go into the market and find the best possible price and cover for you. We are happy to disclose our commission at any point in respect of any monies we receive for your buildings insurance.
The law that allows to ask managing agent for full details of commission that they receive for insurance. They often come up with excuses such as “the commission is there to pay for any claims”. “This is part of our management fee”. However, this is often not the case. If there has been no claims how can they charge a commission? You are entitled to know exactly the amount they receive and question it. You can go back up to 6 years and question the insurance if you believe that you have been charged a substantial amount. However, this is a complicated process for the leasehold valuation tribunal and you would need to employ a solicitor.
You can apply to the court for a right to manage your building. We have put on this website a huge amount of articles that relates to right to manage. It is a very simple process being able to take over management of the building. You would need a solicitor to deal with this on your behalf, if you served the notices incorrectly then you are stopped from trying to manage the building for a year. We have solicitors that we can recommend to you in this regard. We find that right to manage is becoming more and more acceptable with leases. They take over the day-to-day responsibilities to ensure that their overall costs are down.
You are entitled to get your own valuation in relation to a building. It has to be provided by, or charged to surveyors to show the freeholder that they are over insuring the building. If they refuse to reduce the sum insured, and therefore the premium you are paying, you can take them to leasehold valuation tribunal to question this.
We will always advise obtaining solicitors advice in this regard. If you require recommendations please let us know.
There is a huge difference in price between a converted building and a purpose built block. The insurance industry treat purpose built blocks much lower risk than they do converted buildings. You will often find that a price for a block of flats on a purpose built bases will be much cheaper than a converted property. If the property is a listed building, there will always be loading for the insurance. However, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01273 827090. We can discuss your current requirements. See if we can save you money without compromising on cover for you.
We understand that some people are happy with their brokers and have been with them for many years. However, we often find that when we are asked to quote for a property, the brokers haven’t always gone to the market. Therefore, we are able to reduce the amount of premium without compromising on cover. Working hard every year to ensure that insurance premiums either stay the same or if they do have an increase then it’s as small as possible. We want you to be with us long term. Always going to the market to see if there is a better product out there for you at a better price, without compromising on cover.
Did you know that these type of websites are paid to ensure that insurance companies are on top of the list? They are not always guaranteed to be the best possible price or cover. When clients come to us with policies from other companies. We find that their cover is normally reduced heavily. This is how they have discounted price. Clients often only find this out when they make a claim and they are not covered for the damage that has occurred. It is your responsibility to ensure you read through the cover. Make sure you are happy with it. We would always suggest that you do this and compare it to your existing policy.
Blocks of flats insurance is a specialist market and we can provide you with a great policy, product and price. We will never guarantee to be able to beat all prices out there as we won’t compromise on cover. Ensuring that our price is the best that we can achieve and not only in the first year but every year thereafter. We take pride in the fact that our attention level with our renewals is extremely high, we work very closely with clients to make sure they have the best possible service. Therefore, why not give us a call on 01273 827090 to discuss your requirements.
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