At twoow we know that a property is probably the largest single purchase any person will make and because of that, we want you to make the wise choice when placing your property insurance.

The cheapest option is by no means the best option when it comes to protecting your home. With floods and storms always in the news - it is important you read the small print...

Home insurance is your peace of mind that your home and contents are protected should the worst happen and with personal belongings how much would you loose if you were not insured correctly?

Twoow is here to help you make the right choice!

Insurance explained

Buildings insurance

This covers the bricks and mortar of your home, along with any permanent fixtures and fittings, and should be enough to cover the cost of rebuilding it from scratch. This isn’t the same as the market value of the property – it’s usually less. This could cover the cost of repairing damage to the structure of the property, including the roof and walls, along with any permanent fixtures and fittings, like windows or kitchen units. Homeowners and landlords will need this type of insurance.

Find out more about buildings insurance

Contents insurance

To cover your possessions in your own home, or rented property. This could cover the possessions inside your home against damage or theft. It typically protects furniture, home appliances, clothes and carpets. It can also cover high-value items, in the home, separately, including jewellery, computer equipment and bicycles.
Anyone with belongings they want to protect should consider this type of insurance.

Find out more about contents insurance

Landlord insurance

Protect yourself, your property, and your tenants. Conventional home insurance policies are not designed to cover rentals and your mortgage lender will ask you to take out a specialist landlord policy.  Landlord insurance is home insurance designed for rental properties. It can offer you more protection for your rental property than standard home insurance. Also known as buy-to-let insurance, this type of cover can protect you against damage to the building structure itself, as well as the contents in your rental property. Just like home insurance, landlord insurance can cover your rental property against common risks from fire, flooding, burst pipes and storms.

Find out more about landlord insurance