According to reports accidental damage claims soar during the school holidays.
When children aren’t at school, and if the weather is poor, there’s no doubt they will find ways to entertain themselves around the house. We all know what can happen to walls and sofas when there’s a small person with a felt-tip pen on the loose.
Top items children are known to cause damage to:
- Paintwork / interior décor
- Carpets / upholstery
- Gadgets
- Furniture
- Glass / mirrors
- Plumbing / electrics
Hopefully the rest of the summer will be lovely and sunny giving plenty of opportunities to get out of the house with the family and avoid any incidents, however accidents always happen therefore its best to make sure you have accidental damage cover under your home insurance.
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