Buildings Insurance Protect Your Investment Site insurance is of fundamental importance when investing your money into property especially as the sums are almost always five or six figures. Whether your project is a conversion, renovation, extension or a new build you will invariably need comprehensive protection for both the building and the rest of the site. You must protect the existing structure (if there is one) as well as all the new work against such losses as fire, theft, flood, storm damage, vandalism and accidental damage. Don't just rely on your standard building insurance to cover the cost of any loss as, more often than not, they will not pay out on a loss involving a property under development. Converting your Site Insurance into Building Insurance Some of our policies have the option to convert the unexpired portion of the site insurance policy into a buildings insurance policy when the property is signed off as complete. This option must be taken when you select the products you require during the initial quotation process. If you are planning to remortgage the moment the property is completed, you will need to prove that the property has buildings insurance in place. By taking our site insurance to building insurance option it facilitates the remortgage process as early as possible. (On average a completion certificate is issued around six weeks prior to the property being heritable) For remortgage services Click here Buildings & Contents cover for your completed project If you do not have a site policy that converts into buildings insurance, but need Buildings and Contents cover now - we still have some great buildings and contents insurance deals available for completed self-build, renovation and conversions. Our rates recognise that you have built or renovated the property to modern standards and are therefore a better risk to a traditional home. For a Buildings & Contents quotation on your self-build renovation or conversion project call 0845 230 9874. Or Click here and we will take your contact details and call you back Please Click here to view a sample policy and keyfacts Note : You should review the full details of the limits of cover and excesses.