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Kyle McCallum

About Kyle McCallum

New Business Supervisor and Cert CII Qualified – Approaching 10 years within the commercial insurance industry, Kyle is keen on ensuring that his clients are adequately insured with the cover they expect and require.

With his already vast knowledge and understanding of the insurance market, you can be confident your insurance needs will be met.

Kyle is qualified Level 3, Cert CII. Outside of insurance I am an avid Liverpool fan.
17 09, 2026

Tenant Arrears & Legal Disputes: What Your Insurance Should Cover

By |2026-09-17T12:26:23+00:00September 17th, 2026|Landlord Insurance|0 Comments

Tenant Arrears & Legal Disputes – What Your Insurance Should Cover Arrears last an average of three to four months. During that time, tenant damage claims spike by up to 40%. Without the right cover, a single problem tenancy can cost £4,000–£8,000+ in unrecovered rent and legal fees combined. This guide explains what landlord insurance should cover when tenant relationships break down: rent protection, legal expenses, and malicious damage claims. Whether you manage five properties or fifty, understanding these layers is critical. Get a Quote Insurance under one roof We are specialists in many types of insurance Rent Protection Cover Explained Rent protection insurance (sometimes called "rent guarantee insurance") is designed to cover lost rental income when tenants fail to pay. But the devil [...]

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24 07, 2026

The Property Manager’s Guide to Buildings Insurance: What You’re Responsible For

By |2026-08-10T09:50:41+00:00July 24th, 2026|Property Management|0 Comments

Get a Quote Insurance under one roof We are specialists in many types of insurance Block of Flats Unoccupied Home Insurance Residential Landlord Land Liability Commercial Property Lockup Garage Restaurant Takeaway Classic Car Mixed Use Tradesmen Why choose the Property Insurance Centre [...]

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29 05, 2026

5 Emerging Building Risks Every UK Property Owner Should Know About in 2026

By  and |2026-08-10T09:50:42+00:00May 29th, 2026|Building Insurance, Commercial Building Insurance|0 Comments

5 Emerging Building Risks Every UK Property Owner Should Know About in 2026 Get a Quote Insurance under one roof We are specialists in many types of insurance Block of Flats Unoccupied Home Insurance Residential Landlord Land Liability Commercial Property Lockup Garage Restaurant Takeaway Classic Car Mixed Use Tradesmen Why choose the Property Insurance Centre [...]

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11 03, 2026

Why Global Investors Keep Backing UK Rental Living

By |2026-08-10T09:50:43+00:00March 11th, 2026|Buy to Let Insurance, Landlord Insurance, Uncategorized|0 Comments

Why Global Investors Keep Backing UK Rental Living A sector that has moved centre stage For global real estate capital, UK rental living has become more than a defensive play. It is now one of the clearest long-term conviction themes in the market. That covers more than traditional build-to-rent apartments. In practice, “rental living” now extends to multifamily housing, single-family rentals, purpose-built student accommodation, affordable housing, and later-living. What links them is simple: recurring income, structural undersupply and demand that is proving more resilient than many mainstream commercial sectors. The UK’s appeal is not hard to understand. The country combines deep capital markets, a large rental base, transparent legal structures and a chronic housing shortage. Even after the sharp repricing caused by higher interest rates, the core investment case has not weakened. In many ways, it has become stronger. This feature examines why. Get a Quote [...]

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6 11, 2025

Passivhaus insurance *** What insurance does a Passivhaus need?

By |2026-08-10T09:50:46+00:00November 6th, 2025|Building Insurance, Passivhaus Insurance|0 Comments

Passivhaus Insurance: What insurance does a Passivhaus need? Building or buying a Passivhaus in the UK doesn’t require exotic insurance—but it does demand smart choices and clear disclosure. From day-one site cover and JCT options on a new build or EnerPHit retrofit, through to the 10-year structural warranty at completion and a home policy that recognises “non-standard” fabric and renewables, the aim is simple: protect the works, the people, and the long-term performance you’ve invested in. This guide breaks down the essentials so you can insure a Passivhaus properly, avoid gaps, and keep premiums proportionate to the real risks. Get a Quote Insurance under one roof We are specialists in many types of insurance If you’re building (new build or EnerPHit retrofit) Site insurance / Contract Works [...]

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23 10, 2025

Preparing for lift-off: Passivhaus social housing in Northern Ireland

By |2026-08-10T09:50:47+00:00October 23rd, 2025|Buildings Insurance, Climate Change & Insurance|0 Comments

Preparing for lift-off: Passivhaus social housing in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland is finally catching a strong Passivhaus tailwind. With momentum building across housing associations and local authorities, the region is moving from pilots to pipelines: ultra-low-energy homes are starting to be treated as standard, not showcase one-offs. Get a Quote Main image and above photo courtesy of Deposit Photos Insurance under one roof We are specialists in many types of insurance Passivhaus Social Housing - what’s changed? Two things: confidence and capacity. Confidence because early local schemes now have people living in them, with monitoring showing lower bills and better indoor comfort. Capacity because training—boosted by free designer and trades courses—has expanded the pool of teams who can actually deliver to the standard. Add to that [...]

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