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UK Home Insurance through Regency

Regency have access to the widest range of specialist Household Insurers, this means we can arrange the right policy to protect your residential property at a highly competitive price. Our knowledgeable, friendly staff will help to find you our best deal from our panel of top UK insurers.

Benefits

Buildings Insurance policies are designed to protect you and your property against a range of potentially costly perils including fire, explosion, lightning and earthquake, they also provide protection if your property were to suffer from subsidence, heave or landslip. Most policies can also be extended to provide accidental damage cover to your buildings.

Buying a home is one of the biggest investments you will ever make and ensuring you have the right insurance policy to protect it just makes sense. We all hope nothing will ever happen to our home, but in the case of storm or flood isn't it great to know you're protected? Trust Regency to search our extensive panel of insurers to find insurance cover to suit your needs.

Accidents don't always happen at the most convenient times, but in the unfortunate event of a claim most of our insurance providers can be contacted 24 hours a day via an emergency claim helpline.
For those with special circumstances, including landlords, homeowners of non standard construction properties or those who are buying to let, your insurance needs can be significantly more complex to arrange. Regency has extensive experience in this field and operate a number of specialist schemes that enable us to provide the right cover for you.
 
Regency can compare building insurance quotes from its panel of the UK's leading insurers. So, rather than going from site to site, Regency can provide all of your insurance requirements. Whether you live in a six bedroom thatched house or a studio flat, secure peace of mind with Regency buildings insurance.

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For all policies of insurance individual terms, conditions, exclusions, limitations and excesses apply depending on the particular risk covered.