Removals Insurance

Hiring a removals company that is fully insured should be one of your top priorities when choosing a removals company. You need to know exactly where you stand should anything go wrong or any of your valuable possessions get broken, lost or damaged.

We want to make your move as hassle-free as possible, which is why we include a basic insurance in the cost of the move as advised by the British association of removers.

At Roy Trevor, we recommend an optional insurance add-on up to the value of £50,000 which covers you against any loss, damage or negligence on our part, giving you ultimate peace of mind. This additional insurance can include new for old insurance cover for an additional premium, our surveyor would be happy to discuss at the time of survey.

Many removals companies do not offer insurance as part of the move, Instead they might insure their own liability for any damage they could cause or loss of goods. This means they are insuring THEMSELVES and NOT YOU, and it can be potentially very costly for you in the event of you having to make a claim.

In the event that any of your items get broken, lost or damaged, the insurer will replace, repair or compensate you for your goods. We have an excellent claims history and any issues are dealt with quickly and efficiently.

Overseas Removals Insurance

In addition to our home removals insurance, we offer extensive cover for your belongings against the risks connected with international shipping and freight.

Our rates are competitive and our cover is extensive so you can have peace of mind that your belongings are fully protected at all times during your move abroad.

If you do need to make a claim you can go straight to the insurer so that you know it will be dealt with quickly and independently, and you’ll have the legal option to go to the Financial Ombudsman if a dispute does arise.

BAR accredited removals company

We are proud members of the British Association of Removers so that in the event of anything going wrong, they can provide you with an alternative dispute resolution scheme which is overseen by an external, independent body.