This part of our site has been developed to give holiday home owners access to Schofields product literature and useful resources.
To view or print the full terms and conditions download the insurance policy wordings.
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To locate the correct policy wording refer to your renewal debit notice, locate the correct insurer by the contract number i.e. PNO13003/2012 or PNO10200/2012 then view relevant policy wording below.
Underwriter/Contract number PNO13003/2012
Underwriter/Contract number PNO10200/2012
Insurer: Lloyds Scheme - Contract PNO10200
Insurers: Greatlakes Reinsurance (UK) PLC - Contract PNO10201
Download a property loss or damage claim form (pdf). Also, refer to our claims advice and procedure.
As most household insurers do not cover holiday homes, finding comprehensive cover can be difficult. Before you choose a policy you should fully understand the risks that holiday homes face, and what cover you need when your property is unoccupied or holiday let. These articles are must read for people buying holiday homes or existing owners who do not fully understand what their existing policy covers.
Read our guides:
Not all insurance offers the same protection. Many insurers aren't forthcoming with their policy exclusions that can leave you underinsured. These guides highlight what terms and conditions to look out for when choosing a policy.
See how Schofields compare against other holiday home insurance providers.
To get a buildings insurance quote you will need to calculate the rebuild value of your home. To assist you in calculating the rebuild cost of your UK holiday home, visit the Association of British Insurers website where there is a rebuilding cost calculator and some good advice.
However, the best way to get an accurate rebuild cost for UK and overseas homes is to instruct a qualified surveyor to prepare a professional rebuilding cost assessment for buildings insurance purposes. For further advice read how to calculate buildings insurance rebuild cost.
Letting your holiday home can be risky. Injuries and damage by guests can prove costly if you aren't insured. Read our advice on what holiday letting insurance should cover, so both you and your guests are protected.
Insurance is not a maintenance contract and doesn't cover wear and tear. By carrying out some simple maintenance you can avoid expensive repair bills and insurance claims. Read our holiday home maintenance tips.
Most insurance claims occur when holiday homes are unoccupied. Hidden exclusions and restrictions can leave your holiday home uninsured when left empty - check your policy carefully. Ensure your unoccupied second home insurance is adequate.
For the latest holiday home, property, travel and insurance news, read our holiday home insurance blog. There is a wealth of useful information and guides on our blog, we suggest you browse the blog site map. You can also follow Schofields on twitter
Our policy is in sterling, therefore to give you a quote we will need the sum insured in sterling. To convert € to sterling, use the XE.com personal currency assistant tool.
Swimming pool safety - all you need to know about barriers, alarms and coverings.
Are you at risk of Flooding?
Visit the environment agency website to find the likelihood of flooding in your area. You can also check current flood warnings and get advice on how to protect your property from flooding.
We also have an insurance scheme where holidaymakers and cottage owners can protect their cottage holidays against holiday cancellation. For further information visit our UK holiday cancellation insurance website.
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