Admiral Home Insurance Contact Number

Admiral Home Insurance covers both buildings and contents and has a wide range of policies to suit your individual needs. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a tenant or an existing home owner, you can find a policy to suit you. Even if you’re looking to insure your holiday home, Admiral Home Insurance has you covered.

The Benefits of Admiral Home Insurance

Admiral Home Insurance offers a range of benefits, such as:

Multi-policy discounts when you insure both your home and car with Admiral
Cover for accidental damage to buildings and contents
Personal possessions cover for items outside of your home
New for old replacement of your possessions up to a certain amount
24-hour emergency helpline
Legal cover
Optional extras such as home emergency cover and bicycle cover

How Do I Contact Admiral Home Insurance?

If you have a question about Admiral Home Insurance, or you need to make a claim, you can contact the team by phone, email or post. The contact details are as follows:

Phone: 0333 220 2033
Email: home.insurance@admiral.com
Post: Admiral Home Insurance, Capital Tower, Greyfriars Road, Cardiff, CF10 3AZ

How to Make a Claim

Making a claim with Admiral Home Insurance is easy and straightforward. You can make a claim online, by phone or by post. When making a claim, you will need to provide the following information:

Your policy number
The details of the incident
Any evidence such as photographs or statements
The contact details of any witnesses

What Happens After I Make a Claim?

Once you have made a claim, a member of the Admiral Home Insurance team will contact you within 48 hours to discuss the details. They will assess the damage and decide how much you will be paid out. If the damage is covered by your policy, you will receive the payout within five working days.

What Do I Do if I’m Unhappy With the Outcome?

If you’re unhappy with the outcome of your claim, you can write to Admiral Home Insurance and explain why you’re unhappy. The team will then look into your complaint and see if there is anything they can do to rectify the situation. Alternatively, you can contact the Financial Ombudsman Service for independent advice.