Insure your valuables for less with Regal

Buildings Insurance

At Regal Insurance, we are able to offer high value buildings insurance to those who need a greater level of cover for their home. Standard buildings insurance policies may not give you the total peace of mind you need, but we work with a panel of well known insurers to find the policy right for you.

You can choose high value home insurance incorporating both buildings and contents cover, or purchase only buildings insurance or contents insurance. We use our specialist knowledge to negotiate lower premiums for your buildings and contents insurance to ensure you receive the most competitive price.

Working with names you know

  • AXA Insurance
  • RSA Group
  • Sterling Insurance

Key Benefits

  • Buildings insurance cover up to £1,500,000
  • Contents insurance cover up to £500,000
  • Specified item cover up to £250,000
  • Full accidental loss and damage cover
  • Specialist UK-based advisers
  • Up to 30% no-claims discount

High value buildings insurance

As we insure better risk customers, we’re able to offer much higher levels of buildings insurance cover; without the high premiums to match. In fact, 66% of Regal customers are claim-free, so this works to your advantage when you get a quote.

Buildings and contents insurance

Every year, thousands of people find that they are underinsured, so when they come to make a claim, their pay-out does not cover their loss. But with up to £1,500,000 buildings cover from Regal you can avoid the same fate, plus you can add up to £500,000 contents cover to your policy if required.

Our highly trained advisers are UK based, with a wealth of high value insurance experience. Get a building insurance quote now by filling out our quick quote form, or call our team on 0800 519 10 22.

Latest Buildings Insurance News

Police in West Sussex are reminding residents of the need to be vigilant this winter after non-dwelling burglaries increased by 100 percent since last year in Witterings and Selsey.

It has been claimed that property owners and investors looking to make a profit in student property should turn their attention to unused buildings.