Use cases

Whenever a property stands empty

Renovation, probate, travel or a move that hasn't happened yet — if a property is unoccupied, your insurer almost certainly expects regular, documented inspections. Inspection Record makes that obligation effortless.

Empty property awaiting renovation

Before the builder starts, a renovation project sits on an unoccupied property policy — with a strict inspection condition. Keep your cover valid through the design and tender period.

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Probate & inherited property

Executors must keep an inherited home insured while the estate is settled. Unoccupied cover comes with inspection conditions — meet them with a formal record.

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A relative has moved into care

When someone moves into a care home, their house often stands empty for months. Keep it insured and inspected without adding to an already difficult time.

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Travelling or working abroad

Extended trips, sabbaticals and overseas postings leave your home empty past the 30–60 day mark most policies allow. Stay covered while you're away.

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Moved in together, home left empty

Moving in with a partner often leaves one home standing empty while you decide what to do with it. That house now needs unoccupied cover — and inspections.

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Bought, but not moved in yet

Completion done, keys in hand — but the move is weeks or months away. Until you're in, your new property counts as unoccupied and needs inspecting.

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One obligation, handled

Reminders on your schedule, photo-backed inspection logs and a formal record you can hand to your insurer.

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