Find out more ...Flood Home Insurance | Insurance for Flood Plain Property

Due to the specific nature of the risk, properties that have been flooded or that are near a flood plain can be difficult to insure.

Woodstock has the ability to offer both buildings and contents insurance to properties that have had previous flooding issues, are in a flood plain or close to rivers, streams and coastlines. Woodstock’s flooded house insurance cover can vary from full cover to excluding flood cover in more extreme circumstances.  Woodstock’s flooded home insurance can cover let properties, holiday homes and listed homes in flood prone areas.

At Woodstock, the underwriters we work with offer a bespoke service which entitles the client to choose the most suitable cover.  Woodstock has specialised in flooded house insurance for 8 years which means we know the flood insurance market and the options available to provide a superb insurance service for your property, flood risk or not.

Why consider Flood Insurance cover?

  • Full cover for properties that have suffered flood claims
  • 10% discount if you purchase buildings & contents insurance together
  • 24 Hour claims hotline
  • Home Emergency cover
  • Legal Expenses
  • Discounts for alarms and security locks.
  • Flexible payment options

Properties built on a flood plain or close to a water source are often difficult to insure.  In addition, main stream insurance providers normally refuse to accept new customers who have previously flooded property. 

If you have a home that has previously flooded and you need insurance, contact Woodstock today.

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