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It came under building cover as it was core to the building and not contents which could be removed or stolen (atleast not with ease).

 

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I should add, the insurance company do everything from start to finish, including receipt of funds to cover the cost and paying the extra (atleast thats what I negotiated). After this, I was locked into a fixed fee addition to my home insurance (think it was £3.50 a month extra for 5 years all told - which came too £210 over the 5 years). This is a bargain for me as we would have had to have paid for the windows and doors ourselves, which would have been more than the £210.

 

On top of this, the windows and doors that got put in were security ones, so it actually knocked money off our insurance premium as well :)

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It came under building cover as it was core to the building and not contents which could be removed or stolen (atleast not with ease).

 

*edit*

 

I should add, the insurance company do everything from start to finish, including receipt of funds to cover the cost and paying the extra (atleast thats what I negotiated). After this, I was locked into a fixed fee addition to my home insurance (think it was £3.50 a month extra for 5 years all told - which came too £210 over the 5 years). This is a bargain for me as we would have had to have paid for the windows and doors ourselves, which would have been more than the £210.

 

On top of this, the windows and doors that got put in were security ones, so it actually knocked money off our insurance premium as well :)

 

That sounded so amazing I contacted More Than today and spoke to 2 different advisers, both of which confirmed that they would NOT pay for such things so with that in mind.

 

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@AdamzB please tell me how you were there when this was negotiated nearly 4 years ago (as an existing customer for pet, car and contents insurance), I would be enthralled to hear your answer. Before this becomes a flame war, I shall bow out in the knowledge that what I have said is true.
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Not 100% Sure what's been said on here, but just my thoughts.

 

Have you considered shared ownership? I managed to get a 5% deposit deal through Leeds building Society (and there was no booking fee and no survey fees), (hopefully) moving into a 2 bed new build with my other half in the village she lives in next month, just awaiting said survey and mortgage offer.

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@AdamzB please tell me how you were there when this was negotiated nearly 4 years ago (as an existing customer for pet, car and contents insurance), I would be enthralled to hear your answer. Before this becomes a flame war, I shall bow out in the knowledge that what I have said is true.

 

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Something along these lines @featured_spectre lol

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