Once the renovation works begin on your property, the chance are that you (and the contents of your property) will have to temporarily relocate. Choosing which items to take with you or leave and making sure that, either way, they’re insured, can be tricky. Continue reading…
Whether your plans are to renovate a beautiful property into your dream home, or if you see renovating as a long-term, lucrative investment, to disregard taking adequate insurance cover can prove to be a costly oversight. Preferably, this should always be in place before the renovation work begins.
At some point during your renovation process, and maybe even before work begins, it is likely that your property will be left unoccupied. During such time, you need to ensure that the unoccupied building is in fact insured.
When embarking on a self-build or renovation project it is important to consider the impact of any incident occurring on the premises, particularly if it results in an injury to a person or damage to a third party’s property. Continue reading…
Protecting your belongings is as much a concern during a renovation project as the building works itself. Whether you decide to live in or leave some of your contents while you stay elsewhere, you’ll need to make sure you and are covered. Continue reading…
Fashion house Chanel recently won permission by the council to convert a Grade II listed property in Mayfair. Originally flagged for refusal, we take a look at some of the challenges faced by high-value renovations in cities such as London.
Thanks to modern construction methods basements can become warm, light and airy areas, opening up luxury leisure spaces in your home such as cinemas, pool and sauna areas, and games rooms. Continue reading…
When you start to renovate your property you’re placing one of your largest assets at a considerably increased risk.
It’s not just you who may think that, but your property insurer as well. They may not be prepared to cover this amount of risk. Continue reading…
Stars of sports and entertainment are often high net worth individuals, with expensive cars on the drive and large properties with highly valuable possessions inside. Insurance policies can feel disproportionately expensive and it can be very difficult for celebrities to find the right policy to suit them. Continue reading…
