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Do you want to generate additional income and strengthen your client relationships? We can help you achieve this.

It’s likely that you are working on a project which involves a renovation project for your client. So, why not take the opportunity to introduce Renovation Plan to them and make sure they have the right insurance, whilst earning additional income for yourself?

Who can be an introducer?

Whether you’re a contractor or an architect, if you work with clients on renovation projects then you are in the perfect position to earn additional income as an introducer.

Useful Resources

We want to make it easy for you to work with us as an introducer which is why we’ve put
together some resources to support you and your clients.

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Our team will get in touch with you to confirm that you have been set up and answer any further questions you might have.

How much have other contractors earned as introducers?

CASE 1

Property & project type
Renovation of a mid-terraced London property

Works carried out
Basement & ground floor extension, installing a lift shaft, a 4^th floor mansard extension, construction of a plant room at basement level, new garage plus full internal renovations

Insurance cover
Works – £1.9m, Existing structure – £2.5m

Introducer’s earnings

£807

CASE 2

Property & project type
Grade 2 detached property in Hertfordshire

Works carried out
Demolition and reconstruction of two existing extensions, plus full internal renovations

Insurance cover
Works – £700,000, Existing structure – £2.2m

Introducer’s earnings

£499

CASE 3

Property & project type
Semi-detached house & extension works

Works carried out
Side and rear extension, loft dormer and internal reconfiguration

Insurance cover
Works – £300,000, Existing structure – £750,000

Introducer’s earnings

£124

Case Study: Insurance Claim

Below is an example where renovators have not had the correct insurance in place and the resulting costs that came out of their pocket.

Example:

Property & project type
Grade 2 listed detached property

Works carried out
Double storey side and rear extension, plus full internal renovations

Insurance cover
Works – £700,000
Existing structure – £1.5m

Problem

Client didn’t inform their existing home insurers of the planned building works & their policy is invalidated by structural work.
They appointed 1 main contractor so thought their new works were insured under the contractors policy – but the contractor only has a limit of £500,000 per project on their insurance.
In a total loss, the client is short £200,000 on their works cover, and their existing structure is not covered under their existing policy.

You could help your client avoid situations like this by introducing them to us at Renovation Plan.

If you have any questions or would like to speak to someone in our team, please get in touch.

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Renovation Plan is a trading name of Howden UK Brokers Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority No. 307663. Registered in England and Wales under company registration number 02831010. Registered Office: One Creechurch Place, London, EC3A 5AF. Calls may be monitored and recorded for quality assurance purposes.