In a brand new year, a wave of optimism for owners of empty property reflects new hope that with a little investment, vacant premises can once again be let to paying tenants as the country pulls slowly out of the economic desperation of the last few years. Owners of empty property are therefore urged to think carefully before placing their unoccupied property insurance policies this year, as they need to be confident that their vacant property insurance policy will fulfil their changing requirements.
If an unoccupied property owner intends to carry out works to renovate the property, whether this involves structural works or just redecoration, this can cause some policies to become severely restricted or void them completely, running the risk of a declined claim should an incident occur. What is required here is a policy which can be completely versitile, providing insurance whilst the property is vacant, during the works to renovate and when a new tenant arrives. Bickers Insurance Services are able to adapt insurance policies to suit the situation as it evolves, removing the need to search for a new insurer because an existing policy becomes unsuitable.
We welcome insurance enquiries from unoccupied property owners who aren’t yet sure of exactly when (or indeed how) things might progress over the next 12 months, but want to deal with people with the experience and understanding required to adapt cover to changing requirements.