
Tenants’ insurance with cover for pet damage from HomeLet
Bringing a pet into a rented home shouldn’t mean extra stress. HomeLet’s tenants’ insurance with pet damage cover is designed to help you protect what matters. From your own possessions to accidental damage your pet may cause to your landlord’s fixtures and fittings.
With the right cover in place, you can show your landlord you’re taking responsibility and enjoy life with your pet with greater peace of mind.
Why choose HomeLet tenants’ insurance with pet damage cover? *
Full details of what is and isn’t covered are set out in the policy wording and your policy schedule.
Add extra reassurance with pet damage cover from HomeLet
HomeLet tenants’ insurance is designed specifically for renters. Pet damage to your landlord’s property is included, no separate pet policy needed.
You can also select an optional add-on cover for your own contents against pet damage if you’re moving in with a cat, dog, or other domestic pet.
Getting covered is straightforward. You can speak to the HomeLet team for a quick, noobligation quote and help choosing the level of cover that’s right for you.
Make petfriendly renting a positive choice
Demand for petfriendly rentals continues to grow, and changes under the Renters’ Rights Act have given tenants the right to request permission to keep a pet, with landlords unable to unreasonably refuse.
By taking out tenants’ insurance including pet damage cover, you can:
Protect your home, feel more at home with your pet, and maintain your peace of mind with HomeLet tenants’ insurance that includes pet damage cover.
*Policy terms and limits apply. Always read your policy documentation in full.
HomeLet is a trading name of Barbon Insurance Group Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for insurance distribution, FCA registration number 308724. Registered in England and Wales under no. 3135797.
Registered office address: Hestia House, Edgewest Road, Lincoln, LN6 7EL.
Heads for Tails! is our ongoing umbrella campaign calling for a simple change in the law to make renting with pets easier and fairer for both landlords AND tenants.
Despite unprecedented support from both the PRS and the animal welfare world, plus cross-party political support, the Labour government, although initially receptive, have decided against allowing landlords to ask for pet damage insurance.
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