Protect · Late 2026
Two things the House takes seriously. A Protect Review that documents the state of your home and flags what it quietly needs. A Provenance insurance introduction for homes and collections the high-street products don't quite fit.
Foresight. Verification. Ongoing care.
The quiet discipline of looking after a place.
Most damage doesn't arrive dramatically.
It begins quietly. A slow leak, a forgotten battery, a system left unchecked.
Home Protection & Risk Reduction is the House's answer to that reality. A new service focused on prevention, continuity, and stewardship over time.
What this service
Designed to prevent disruption before it begins. Quiet diligence, informed assessment, and ongoing attention.
What this service
Not built on alarms, urgency, or worst-case scenarios. It complements responsible ownership, never replaces it.
Where our experts provide support
Most household damage doesn't come from a single dramatic event. It builds through small oversights: easy to miss, costly to ignore.
I.
The most common and disruptive source of household damage.
Slow leaks. Blocked gutters. Poor drainage. Water finding its way in unnoticed and developing quietly over time. Ingress is rarely visible until it has already cost the homeowner.
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External structures, exposed to constant weathering.
Fences, walls, and guttering. Gradual movement, decay, or failure can create safety issues, access risks, and secondary damage if left unmanaged.
III.
Systems degrade. Batteries fail. Standards change.
Smoke and CO detection placement, condition, and regular verification. Often correctly installed once and quietly forgotten, until they matter.
What to expect
When launched, Home Protection unfolds in three movements: assess, implement, watch over. Held in your home record, surfaced only when it matters.
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An in-person, whole-home preventative assessment.
A House-vetted specialist walks the property, room by room and outside in. Photographs, notes, and a prioritised works list. Insurance-ready documentation, filed straight to your home record.
II.
Coordinated implementation of agreed measures.
Approved partners book the work, the House oversees the schedule, and every action is logged. You see what was done, when, and by whom, without managing each handover yourself.
III.
Regular verification and recorded oversight via Housekeeper.
Seasonal checks, reminders before they become urgent, and a quiet running record of the home's state. You don't need to remember everything. HoWA does that for you.
You don't need to remember everything. HoWA does that for you.
Is it right for you?
Busy households
Where peace of mind matters more than personally managing every detail.
Period or high-value homes
Where preventative care preserves both the building and its value over decades.
Second homes & unoccupied properties
Where the home is left for weeks or months and small problems become large in absence.
Clients who prefer prevention over repair
Who see care as an ongoing relationship, not a series of call-outs.
If you already trust the House with your home, this is the next layer of care.
Late 2026 · Priority for Housekeeper
A one-day in-person review by House-vetted specialists. The first practical act of Home Protection.
Opening late 2026. Register interest and we'll write when it's ready, with priority for Housekeeper members.
Register interest
Cover that understands period homes, valuable contents, and the things a standard policy quietly excludes.
Introduced by the House, underwritten by FCA-regulated specialists we've vetted to the same standard as every partner who carries the House Approved seal. A proper conversation, not a comparison site.
A natural evolution
Home Protection & Risk Reduction is thoughtful, preventative, and designed to last. Until it launches, you can explore the services already available.
House of Willow Alexander acts as an introducer for insurance products; we do not advise on, arrange, or conduct regulated activity. Introductions are passed to FCA-authorised partners for any subsequent discussion, quotation, or contract. See our privacy page for how your details are handled.
