Start typing in your occupation and we will search our list to find the nearest match. If you are unable to find your exact title please select the most appropriate description.

This is your full time occupation. If you work only part time hours this is considered your main occupation.

If you are in full time education and you are looking to insure your personal belongings whilst you are at university you will need to go to our student possessions page and we will be happy to offer you a quote.

If you are in full time education and you are looking to insure your belongings and others in your property who are not in full time education you will need to complete the quotation in their name.

Start typing in your partner’s occupation and we will search our list to find the nearest match. If you are unable to find the exact title please select the most appropriate description.

This is your partner’s full time occupation. If they work only part time hours, this is considered their main occupation.

If they are in full time education, please search for the student occupation options.

A student is someone who is studying for a degree or equivalent qualification at college or university for at least 21 hours per week in term time or, if they are 17 or 18, is attending school or sixth form college for at least 21 hours per week.

Endsleigh has a number of relationships with trade unions and professional associations. Please select the name of your organisation if it is listed.

Endsleigh has a number of relationships with trade unions and professional associations. Please select the name of your partner's organisation if it is listed.

Please provide your telephone number as we may need to contact you to confirm your cover details. It is also important that we have a record of the best number to contact you on in the event of a claim.

Please ensure you enter a correct email address as we will provide you with a link to view and download your documentation.

All of our contents policies provide 12 months cover. However, we would like to know when your rental term ends. This allows us to anticipate changes you might want to make to your insurance cover and we will be ready to help you, when the times comes.

The property that you wish to insure must be your permanent home address and not a second home. We do not insure holiday homes.

This is the total number of people in the property. If you are in shared accommodation and only require cover for your items we will still need the total number of residents.

Please select an approximate year that your property was built.

This is the number of rooms that are currently being used as a bedroom or were originally built as a bedroom, whichever is the higher number.

If you choose to insure both your contents and your buildings today you will be entitled to a discount!

We will cover you on a ‘new for old’ basis against fire, theft, storm and flood damage. Cover under this policy will include all household items including curtains and carpets, computer systems, cash in your home, freezer contents, cover for replacement of locks if your keys are stolen, contents of your garden, plus a free 24 hour emergency helpline.

We will cover against fire, theft, storm and flood. Cover includes the structure of your home and walls, gates, fences, hedges and footpaths, outbuildings such as garages and sheds, permanent fixtures including kitchen units and bathroom cabinets, subsidence, heave, landslip and flood, plus a free 24 hour emergency helpline.

Buildings cover is not available for rented properties.

An excess is the contribution you pay towards a claim.
If you choose to increase this amount it may help to reduce your premium.

This is the date you require your buildings insurance to start.

This is the date you require your contents insurance to start.

Your contents will be covered on a 'NEW for OLD' basis, so you will need to enter the total replacement cost for all your contents as if they were new.

If you are not sure how much cover you will need, imagine 'turning your home upside down'. Everything that falls out, which you own or are legally responsible for, will need to be covered under contents cover. Add up the cost of replacing these items as new (including carpets but allowing for the depreciation in value of clothing due to wear and tear) and this is how much cover you will need.

Note:
If you are planning to specify a valuable item which you take out of the home, you do not need to include it in with your contents cover.
Please see "Additional Cover Options Available" below.

Please select the amount of years you have been insured with your current insurance provider.

What's covered?

• Theft, accidental damage and/or loss to your phone anywhere in the UK and up to 30 days worldwide
• Airtime abuse for up to £150 on contract phones and £5 for 'pay as you go'
• All phones purchased in the UK covered up to their full value
• An excess will apply to all claims of 10% of the value of the claim subject to a minimum of £25 and a maximum of £150 (for example a £300 mobile phone claim will be subject to a £30 excess)

Cover for items you carry with you anywhere in the UK. This is on a ‘new for old’ basis and covers theft, accidental Loss and accidental Damage. It excludes mobile phones, bicycles and contact lenses.

Your bikes are already covered at your property as part of your contents sum insured. If you require cover whilst your bike is away from your home you will need to select this option.

Will it cost more than £400,000 to rebuild the property in the event of a total loss claim.

This is the amount it will cost to rebuild your property in the event of a total loss claim. This is not the market value of the property.

Please select the number of years you have been insured with your current insurance provider.

Is the current market value of your property greater than £200,000.

This covers you for items in the home which you use for business.
For example, general office equipment, computer equipment and furniture. Unless you are a Teacher who is tutoring you will not be covered for clients visiting your home.

Please select who will be occupying the property.

If you have mortice deadlock, you will be able to see the British Standard Kite Mark BS3621 displayed across the lock plate on the door.

If you have a mutli point lock system, bolts shoot into the door frame when you engage the lock.

If you have mortice deadlock, you will be able to see the British Standard Kite Mark BS3621 displayed across the lock plate on the door.

If you have a mutli point lock system, bolts shoot into the door frame when you engage the lock.

If your property has sliding patio doors please select the correct lock type. If your lock type is not listed please select ‘non specific lock type’.

An accessible window is defined as being on the ground floor, at basement level or within easy reach of ground level and capable of being opened.

NACOSS is the National Approved Council for Security Systems.
If a company is NACOSS approved they will display this information on their company headed paperwork.

If you are a member of a police approved neighbourhood watch scheme, you may be entitled to a discount.

The smoke alarm must be in good working order.
The make and manufacturer are not important.