'Historic movement'

kingstreet

Under the principle of utmost good faith, you mention it. The question may not be specifically asked, but if there's a catch-all to disclose any and all relevant information in the policy wording, you don't want to invalidate your cover in the event of a claim.

MoneyMax

kingstreet wrote: »

When I get a case with "historic", "long-standing" or "non-progressive" movement reported on the valuation or survey, I routinely run it past the insurers to ensure there won't be any problems.

These are the likes of Paymentshield, Select & Protect and Towergate and normally they offer cover at normal rates.

Might be worth talking to a broker or two if you are only trying comparison sites and the likes of Direct Line.

My property was built in 1898 along with the whole area of terraced homes. The whole area has shifted which did come up on the survey, they said it had to be put on there because they have to report everything. My insurance company didnt even mention it and they have a copy of the survey.

I would go for it.

Good luck