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Oct 13, 2019 12:25:14 GMT
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Has anyone obtained non-commercial insurance for a unit that is located at a different address to your house?
Any pointers, or particular companies I should try?
Many thanks.
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1988 740 Turbo, 1998 V90, 1991 Eunos Roadster.
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Oct 13, 2019 13:31:12 GMT
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Took me ages to find a company that would cover non-commercial use of my rented workshop on an industrial estate. I eventually found www.insuranceprotector.co.uk who were really helpful. They even changed some of their standard clauses so that I was covered while welding on my own, so no dedicated fire watcher. Never had to use the insurance, thankfully, but it was a relief to find a company that was interested enough to actually quote! |
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slater
Club Retro Rides Member
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Took me ages to find a company that would cover non-commercial use of my rented workshop on an industrial estate. I eventually found www.insuranceprotector.co.uk who were really helpful. They even changed some of their standard clauses so that I was covered while welding on my own, so no dedicated fire watcher. Never had to use the insurance, thankfully, but it was a relief to find a company that was interested enough to actually quote! Can I ask how much they quoted and what it covered? Buildings, contents, liability etc? |
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Jan 26, 2020 11:57:26 GMT
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Can I ask how much they quoted and what it covered? Buildings, contents, liability etc? Sorry for the slow reply, been a busy week! Off the top of my head, I pay about £250 per year which covers me for £1,000,000 of liability and a a few £k of contents. My landlord sorts out the building insurance. My unit is surrounded by commercial units, so I wanted to be covered just in case any accidents happened which impacted them. |
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kenb
Part of things
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Jan 26, 2020 16:57:58 GMT
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Try NFU insurance.
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