John Lewis Home Insurance

John Lewis Home Insurance is primarily designed for families permanently living at their property, but, John Lewis buildings & contents insurance may often be able to cater for lodgers or a property with tenants too, or if your home is used as part of your business, for example.

Additionally, With John Lewis Home Insurance, standard accidental damage cover for buildings provides useful accidental damage cover for issues with: cables; underground services; and accidental breakage of: fixed ceramic hobs, glass in windows, bathroom suites and drains and pipes. Further to this, with full accidental damage cover for buildings, you'll enjoy cover for everything covered by the standard accidental damage cover, plus damage caused by accidents such as drilling through a pipe, or inadvertently putting your feet through a ceiling while perfoming a job in the attic.
Consistently rated highly by customers, and with John Lewis having a long-standing tradition of offering excellent quality and value-for-money, you can be sure that both the insurance products from John Lewis, and the customer service, is second to none.

Getting a free online quote for buildings & contents insurance from John Lewis Home Insurance takes just a few minutes, and you can then store your quote online at the John Lewis website for future reference, or to compare with other buildings & contents insurance providers, for example.

However, don't just look at the cost of the insurance cover, look at the benefits which John Lewis Home Insurance offer too; for instance, John Lewis Home Insurance offers unlimited alternative accommodation as standard; unlimited contents cover as standard, and unlimited buildings cover as standard; not every insurance company can say that!

Also, amongst other useful features, with John Lewis Home Insurance, are the specialist home insurance options available; these include Buildings & Contents Insurance options to cover unusual construction; second homes; buy-to-let insurance; high value items; and other less common requirements.

While your home is probably one of the most expensive purchases you'll make, the contents are often quite valuable too, and so John Lewis Home Contents insurance covers the value of the belongings in your home.

Thus, John Lewis contents insurance covers the property you would usually take with you when you move house (such as furniture, for example), while John Lewis buildings insurance covers the actual structure of your home. Some policies may also cover associated out-buildings (check website for full details).

Very often people will purchase both types of insurance together (i.e. Home and Contents Insurance), but the choice is yours, and your circumstances will, of course, dictate which options work best for you.

Suffice to say that buildings & contents insurance from John Lewis can range from the most basic to the most comprehensive cover, but is always priced extremely competitively.