Kedworth & Quire

Cover

Seven kinds of cover, one office to ring

Each one placed across 21 insurers and specialist underwriters. Prices are typical annual premiums for a plain risk; yours depends on the details.

Side by side

How do the covers compare?

The limit people ask about most, the standard excess, and where each one starts.

Cover Who it is for The limit that matters Standard excess Typical from
Home insurance Owners of houses, cottages and flats, including listed, thatched and non-standard construction. Buildings to £1m rebuild £250 £190 a year
Landlord insurance Landlords with one flat or forty, including HMOs, student lets, holiday lets and properties between tenants. Loss of rent to 24 months £350 £240 a year
Van insurance Sole traders and small firms running one working van, from car-derived vans to tippers. Tools to £10,000 £500 £640 a year
Fleet insurance Firms with two to twenty vehicles who are tired of a renewal letter every other month. Up to 20 vehicles £500 per vehicle £2,100 a year
Shop and premises Independent retailers, cafés, salons and offices in a single unit, owned or leased, with or without a flat above. Business interruption to 24 months £500 £410 a year
Trade and liability Builders, electricians, plumbers, joiners and groundworkers: sole traders and firms up to ten people. Public liability £2m – £10m £250 £260 a year
Farm insurance Family farms and estates, from smallholdings to 800 acres, including farm shops, holiday lets and equine. Farm buildings at rebuild cost £1,000 £1,400 a year

Excesses and limits are the usual starting point. Most can be changed: a higher excess lowers the premium.

Not sure which one you need?

Most people need two or three of these on one schedule. Ring and describe what you do; we will work out the rest.