Managing Agent Specialists

Specialist Insurance for Blocks Under Management

Tailored insurance solutions for managing agents and residential blocks — built around communal risk, leaseholder obligations and portfolio scale.

1,200+

Blocks insured

£3B+

Sums insured

48h

Quote turnaround

Independent UK Broker

Whole-of-market access, no insurer ties.

Managing Agent Specialists

Built for agents, freeholders & RMCs.

Multi-Unit Property Experts

From single blocks to national portfolios.

A-Rated
Insurer panel

What Is Block Insurance

Cover engineered for residential blocks and shared-ownership risk.

Blocks-of-flats insurance is a specialist class of buildings policy designed for multi-occupancy residential properties. It protects the structure, communal areas, and shared services that managing agents and freeholders are responsible for under the lease.

Coverage

Comprehensive cover for
every part of the block

Buildings Insurance

Full reinstatement cover for the structure, including reinstatement valuation guidance.

Public Liability

Protection against third-party injury or property damage in or around the block.

Employer’s Liability

Where caretakers, cleaners or porters are directly employed by the freeholder or RMC.

Communal Area Cover

Lobbies, lifts, stairwells, gardens and shared services protected as standard.

Loss of Rent / Service Charge

Protects income and service charge streams following an insured event.

Property Owners’ Legal

Optional legal expenses cover for disputes, recovery and contract issues.

Who It’s For

Built for the people responsible for the block

Managing Agents

Single policies or scheme-wide programmes across your entire portfolio.

Freeholders

Meet your lease obligations with compliant, fully insured cover.

Block Management Companies

RMCs and RTM companies acting on behalf of leaseholders.

Housing Associations

Specialist solutions for social and shared-ownership stock.

Key Risks

The exposures every block faces

Multi-occupancy buildings carry concentrated risk. Our policies are structured around the claims we see most often.

Fire & Structural Damage

Major-loss exposure across multiple units and shared structure.

Liability Claims

Slips, trips and injuries in lobbies, stairwells and external areas.

Escape of Water

Shared plumbing and risers — the most frequent block claim type.

Tenant-Related Risks

Damage, disputes and occupancy changes affecting the wider block.

Who It’s For

A broker that understands block management

Specialist Block Expertise

Dedicated team focused exclusively on multi-occupancy residential risk.

Competitive Insurer Access

Direct relationships with the leading UK block insurers and Lloyd’s markets.

Portfolio-Level Management

Scheme structures, common renewal dates and consolidated reporting.

Claims Handling Support

Hands-on support from FNOL through to settlement, working alongside your team.Single policies or scheme-wide programmes across your entire portfolio.
Our Process

Four steps from enquiry to cover

1

Block Assessment

Share lease, schedule of premises and current cover for review.
2

Risk Profiling

We assess construction, occupancy, claims history and exposures.
3

Market Comparison

Whole-of-market broking against our specialist insurer panel.
4

Tailored Policy Setup

Bind, document and onboard — ready for service charge accounting.
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Block insurance is a specialist buildings policy covering the structure, communal areas and shared services of a multi-occupancy residential property. It’s typically arranged by the freeholder, RMC or managing agent on behalf of the leaseholders.
Responsibility is set out in the lease. In most cases the freeholder (or RMC/RTM company) is required to arrange buildings insurance for the whole block, with the cost recharged to leaseholders through the service charge.
Yes. Block insurance premiums are almost always recovered through the service charge, provided the lease permits it. We provide clear documentation to support transparent recharging to leaseholders.
No — communal areas, lobbies, lifts, stairwells and external grounds are included as standard within a properly arranged block policy.
Absolutely. We arrange scheme structures and master policies for managing agents with anything from a handful of blocks to thousands of units across the UK.

Protect Your Block Today

Get a tailored block insurance quote from a specialist broker who understands managing agents, freeholders and leaseholder obligations.