Contents Insurance

Protecting all the things that make your house a home

From your big furniture to your favourite keepsakes, we’ve got you covered.

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Platinum Contents Cover

Why choose Admiral Contents Insurance?

Three cover levels

Take control by choosing the right level of cover for you and your family

Flexible add-on options

Personalise your cover with our optional extras to give you even more peace of mind

24-hour helpline

Call us anytime of the day or night if you need help

What's contents insurance?

We know that your belongings are really important to you. From your furniture and TV to clothes and jewellery, contents insurance helps protect what matters most.

It covers all your treasured possessions against things like theft, vandalism, fire and water damage.

You can also choose extra cover for high-value items or things you want to take outside your home.

What does contents insurance cover?

We hope you never need to make a claim. But things can go wrong sometimes, and accidents can happen. Here's what our contents insurance covers you for.

Storms

If extreme weather damages your belongings, we'll help to repair or replace them.

Theft or vandalism

We know having your things stolen or vandalised is stressful, especially if there's been a break-in.

If that happens, we'll be there to help you get back on track.

Fire and smoke

Cover if a fire or smoke damages your belongings.

Water leaks

Support if you've got a water leak that's damaged your stuff. For example, if you've got a burst pipe that's ruined your sofa.

What doesn't contents insurance cover?

Unfortunately, your insurance can't protect everything against loss or damage. Here are a few things your contents cover doesn't include.

Wear and tear

We don't cover wear and tear, which is damage that happens slowly over time or from everyday use.

That might be things like worn carpets or your sofa being worn down from use.

Pets and pests

You're not covered if any pests, like rats or moths, damage your belongings.

We also don't cover damage from pets chewing, scratching, tearing, vomiting or any toilet mishaps!

Appliances breaking down

If your appliances break down because of an electrical or mechanical fault, we won't cover it.

When we say appliances, we mean things like your fridge, TV or dishwasher.

You might have a warranty from when you bought the appliance though, so it's always worth checking with the manufacturer.

Compare our cover levels

Insuring your home can be confusing. To make it easier, we've broken down what each level covers.

Good to know

Here's what standard benefits are included and the maximum limits for each level of cover.

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Admiral Admiral
Gold
Admiral
Platinum
24-hour helpline
Personal liability

£1M

£2M

£2M

Occupier's liability

£1M

£2M

£2M

Contents Sum Insured (eligibility criteria applies)

£100,000

£125,000

£150,000

Temporary accommodation

£15,000

£20,000

£25,000

Office equipment

£5,000

£7,500

£10,000

Contents temporarily away from home

£5,000

£11,250

Theft from garages and outbuildings

£5,000

£7,500

Garden contents

£1,000

£2,500

Personal possessions cover Optional Optional

£2,000

Replacement locks or keys

£1,000

£1,000

£1,000

Money limit

£500

£750

£1,000

Bicycle cover

£350

£350

£350

Accidental Damage (Contents) Optional Optional
Matching items

Already have contents insurance with us? Log in to MyAccount or check your policy book to see what you are and aren't covered for.

Which home insurance type is right for me?

Combined home insurance

Combined home insurance, often just called home insurance, includes both buildings and contents cover on one policy. If you're a homeowner, this one's for you!

Buildings insurance

Buildings insurance covers the cost to repair damage to a home's structure. It also protects garages, outbuildings and anything that’s permanently fixed. It might be the right choice for freeholders.

Contents insurance

Contents insurance protects the belongings inside your home from theft, vandalism, fire and water damage. It’s usually the right option if you live in a flat or are a leaseholder.