If you’re planning to make changes to your property in 2025, please drop us a note and let us know. Transparency with your insurer ensures that your home stays fully protected throughout the renovation process and helps avoid any disputes or delays in claims processing.

Many people aren’t aware that some types of renovations can affect the insurability of their home. When planning renovations, it’s important to inform your insurer, especially if you’re doing any of the following types of work:

• Structural Changes: Adding or removing walls, extensions, or building new rooms.
• Roofing: Replacing or repairing the roof.
• Electrical Upgrades: Rewiring, installing new electrical systems, or adding solar panels.
• Plumbing Work: Installing new plumbing, upgrading pipes, or adding bathrooms.
• Kitchen and Bathroom Remodels: Major upgrades or complete overhauls.

It’s crucial to let us know about the renovation work before it commences, as a site works cover may need to be put in place for the duration of the construction process.

If you’re considering any renovations, please give us a quick call. We can chat through whether anything needs to be actioned for your house insurance. This proactive step can save you from unexpected financial burdens and ensure your home remains fully protected.