Updating Your Home Insurance After an Extension
PremiumYour extension changes your rebuild cost and risk profile. Failing to tell your insurer could void your entire policy. Here's exactly what to do, when to do it, and what your insurer needs to know.
Your extension is finished. You've got bifold doors that actually open without sticking, a kitchen that doesn't look like a builder's site, and a list of snagging items you're slowly working through. At some point during all of this, your insurer needs to know what's happened to their insured property.
Most homeowners treat this as admin. It isn't. It's a legal obligation, and getting it wrong can leave you uninsured at the worst possible moment.
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