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What does ‘good state of repair’ mean?
A property in a good state of repair if it is habitable and structurally sound.
Below are examples where a property is not considered to be in a good state of repair:
- There are incomplete structural building works (e.g a loft room or extension)
- There are outstanding or incomplete repairs (e.g. to a roof, wall or chimney).
- It has damp, rot, or infestation.
- There is faulty wiring or plumbing.
Bought your Ageas Home Insurance through a broker, partner or intermediary? Please get in touch with them to make any changes to your policy Unfortunately we are unable to help with this directly.
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