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It is also important to inform your insurer if you work from home. Whether you work from home on a full time or part time basis or even occasionally you'll want to keep your insurer updated so that they have the most accurate picture of your circumstances.
Made from either steel or galvanized aluminum, metal outdoor sheds provide durability at a very cost-effective price; although, metal is...
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A 20 x 20 deck installation costs approximately $14,000 on average. Using more economical materials like bamboo or cedar deck boards can knock the...
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Working from home can impact on your home insurance. It is important that your insurer is aware if you work from home in order that you do not invalidate your home insurance policy. Those who work from home or run a business from home may also need to consider other covers when it comes to working from home insurance. An increasing number of people are working from home during the current Coronavirus crisis in a bid to slow and stop the outbreak. So, we also look at why things are different for those working from home in response to government advice during the Coronavirus crisis.
Sand Sand is considered to be the strongest holding ground. Soft mud is the least holding ground. This is because of obvious reasons. Anchor...
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To prevent cracking and crumbling, concrete patios need to be built on solid, well-drained soil. If you live in a region with lots of clay in the...
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The ABI go on to state that there is no need to contact your insurer to update cover or extend your cover in the circumstances that you are currently working from home due to following government advice or the need to self-isolate. There is an assumption made in this statement that the work being carried out is clerical in nature. Limitations may apply if you are receiving visitors to your home as part of doing business. Read the full advice regarding working from home insurance during the Coronavirus crisis on the ABI website.
As long as a garage conversion is done correctly, with permits and obeying building codes, it will add value to your home. The value itself depends...
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GARAGE – Not only will your wood stay dry, but it won't be covered in snow during winter. The only issue is that there isn't much airflow in a...
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Public liability insurance – you will need to consider this is you have visitors to your home. Public liability insurance will provide cover if your business is held responsible for injury or property damage caused to a member of the public or a client. Professional Indemnity insurance – this valuable cover for those who provide advice, services or designs, will typically cover you if your business is sued by a client for a mistake that you have made. Read more about who needs professional indemnity cover in our guide. Employers’ liability insurance – if you employ any staff then employers’ liability insurance is a legal requirement I the UK. There are many insurance products available to small businesses and it is important that you get your small business insurance needs right in order to protect your business, clients and employees. You may want to consider working with a broker such as Anthony Jones who have a team of small business insurance experts who can help you determine the risks your business may face and the insurance products you’ll want to consider to cover these risks. Get in touch with us today on 020 8290 9080 or email us at business@anthonyjones.com
Well, real estate experts estimate that adding a new bedroom to a property can add as much as 15% to the overall value of the property. This is a...
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Don't store paint in your shed. In the summer, your shed will surely get pretty toasty as temperatures rise. If paint is stored in extremely hot or...
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If your outdoor shed is on your business property, you can write off it as a business expense and include all valuables and equipment in your shed...
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The toilet bubbling phenomenon stems from something called wet venting. Plumbing codes require all drains to be vented separately to prevent...
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