Swinton home insurance
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Swinton offer an extensive range of home insurance products that provides quality cover for buildings and contents. The insurer has many years of experience in the home insurance market and specialises in sectors others are less likely to, including home specialist cover for landlords, flood risk homes and flat roof properties.
Swinton lets customers tailor home insurance policies to suit their needs with add-ons that include extra accidental damage, worldwide cover, and the choice of varying your excess so you can be sure that you are paying the most competitive price for the home insurance you want.
Swinton home insurance include as standard:
- £500,000 buildings cover for storm and flood damage as well as £2,500 theft cover from outbuildings
- up to £50,000 contents cover for entertainment and business equipments, and personal money and credit cards
The insurer also offers home emergency cover, family legal protection and payment protection.
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