Is a kitchen covered by buildings insurance?
Is a kitchen covered by buildings insurance?
Insurance policies usually consider fixtures and fittings (for example a fitted kitchen or a bathroom suite) as buildings, while carpets are usually covered under contents insurance. Laminate flooring is likely to be considered part of the building, but it’s worth checking your policy to make sure.
Does home insurance have to be in name of owner?
One of the most common questions about home insurance is whether or not it a policy has to be in joint names. In short, the answer is simple: the home insurance can be just under one name if you like – the only drawback is only you will be able to deal with the home insurance (e.g. renew, make a claim etc…) Jan 23, 2017
Which side of the fence are you responsible for?
When looking at the plans, the ownership is indicated by a “T” marked on the plans on one side of a boundary. If the “T” is written on your side of the boundary, you’re responsible for maintaining it. If there’s an H (although actually it’s two joined Ts) the boundary is the joint responsibility of both parties.
When a fence is damaged who is responsible for repairs?
Who pays for damaged fences? Normally, the householder who owns the fence is responsible for maintaining and repairing it. However, if any damage is caused to your fence by your neighbours, then it’s their responsibility to meet the costs of putting the problem right. Jul 29, 2018
Does home emergency cover affect no claims?
Will making a claim under home emergency affect my home insurance no claims discount? No, this is a separate cover to home insurance and any claims made under this would not affect your home insurance, unless you also make a claim on your home insurance for any resulting damage from the emergenc(ies).
