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Neighbour's loft conversion - should I inform insurance company?

van1lla
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Hi,
I received over the weekend details of the planning application that my neighbour has submitted.
My house is a semi-detached and they plan to do a hip to gable loft extension. I'm waiting for a Party Wall agreement to be given.
Should I be informing my insurance company? When do I tell them? When I know the proposed start date or tell them now? Will this allow them to increase my premium?
Many thanks in advance
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What does your current insurance policy say about when you need to tell them, please?
I don't seem to be able to read it from here.
Have you read the documents please?
Have you spoken with your neighbour about this?
Best regards to all .0 -
van1lla said:Should I be informing my insurance company? When do I tell them? When I know the proposed start date or tell them now? Will this allow them to increase my premium?theartfullodger said:Have you spoken with your neighbour about this?And no, AFAIK, there is no need to inform the insurer.van1lla said:I'm waiting for a Party Wall agreement to be given.Having said that, my friend had his loft converted and his neighbours, that he has good relationships with, didn't insist on having a party wall surveyor. Good photographs taken before the works started were sufficient.0
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