Property News & Resources
Our articles provide a range of tips to help homeowners look after their properties. Property maintenance is important for both inside and out, to help catch any issues as soon as possible and avoid costly repairs. As property insurance providers, we understand the importance of looking after your home and that they are not all the same. We hope that our collection of articles will help to answer any questions you have!
Whether you own the one property or have an entire portfolio of buy-to-let properties across the UK, you may find it useful to read our tips and guides. As we provider landlord insurance for portfolio landlords as well, we’ve added the knowledge built up by our team over the years to our Resource Centre.
We also have a range of articles that can be useful for people simply looking for tips for their own homes or those with properties that are currently unoccupied. If you let your property long term or on a short term basis, for example holiday lets, we hope you will find our content useful.
As well as discussing ways to look after the interior of a property, we also explore the exterior. A well-maintained garden can be just as important for renters looking to find their new home, so we aim to cover a varied amount of content.
Seasonal maintenance can be equally important, as the needs of a property can vary depending on the time of year and the weather conditions. For example, during the months when we have extreme weather such as increased amounts of rainfall or snow in the UK, landlords may want to perform more regular inspections. On top of this, if your home is empty there may be an increased risk of damage caused by extreme weather going unnoticed if no one is there to keep an eye on it.
We hope to make the task of looking after a property, no matter the scenario, easier for you by providing checklists, tips, and guides. If you are looking for a specific topic, then please feel free to use our search bar at the top of the page to see if it’s something we can help with.
