coastinsurance.co.uk Reviews 12

TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

2.3

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

We went with coast, BIG MISTAKE

We went with coast after recommendations from neighbours, whilst we were away our fridge freezer stopped working, put a claim in and was told as we had no receipts for food then we would not get paid out, who keeps receipts for food

13 February 2026
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Not to be trusted, it seems.

I was sent a leaflet with my insurance cover about recommending Coast to my friends and neighbours, stating that if they took out insurance with them, we would both receive a £20 voucher.
My neighbour was told it would be given 40 days after the cover started.
After calling Coast today, we have been told that they don't do the vouchers for our particular park which is a lie as I have recommended a couple of neighbours before this and we both received our vouchers.
Don't know why they are being deceitful but I don't appreciate being made a fool of and I will be ensuring that the CEO of Coast is made aware these practices.

10 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I needed to insure my home

I needed to insure my home and I was put through to Megan. I can say how lovely Megan was. Megan went through everything I needed to know. The price was fantastic along with the customer service I received. Anyone that needs park home cover please contact Megan. Recommended. Thank you so much . Mr Meredith

15 August 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Received my renewal quote for park home…

Received my renewal quote for park home insurance. An increase of £60 on last year. And what is this £30 admin fee. Needless to say I shopped around and got same cover cheaper elsewhere.

28 November 2023
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Reply from coastinsurance.co.uk

Thank you for your review. As far as I am aware premiums have not increased by that amount and we do not have a £30 admin fee.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Refused cover

This company chased me for 2 years to take out insurance with them which I did not do. They recently replied via an enquiry to a broker and supplied a quote which I was going to accept, but they wanted more details which I supplied and they then declined cover. When I asked why they said because of the imminent storm warning conditions and because my previous cover had lapsed more than 2 weeks prior. This seems typical of all insurance companies that if the odds are not stacked in their favour they are not interested. I thought the point of taking out insurance is in case of storm damage etc. Holiday home insurance generally seems very restrictive in what it covers so do read reviews and read up what is NOT covered

1 November 2023
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

First time over a few years that we’ve…

First time over a few years that we’ve been insured with them and first time we needed to make a claim to bedside cabinets of which whilst we were away on holiday had peeled severely due to being next to the windows in the lodge due to the sun, tried to repair with superglue but to no avail then of course we stupidly thought our “ Platinum “ insurance complete with accidental damage would cover only to be told straight away 5 seconds into the call no it’s not covered it’s wear & tear !!, units were fine 2 wks before we left on holiday and damaged noted 2 days after our return, wear and tear to 4 year old units in 2 wks is certainly very quick “ wear & tear “ acceleration !, no thanks your not covered have a nice day.

28 June 2023
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Coast Insurance decline any refund to policy holders.

Today, I sent Coast Insurers the following message;
Due to the Corona virus, we, like everyone else in the U.K. were unable to use our touring caravan, in fact, we were only used it to holiday in August.
Our car insurers ‘Direct Line’ have already refunded two payments because of the non use of our vehicle.
I understand that insurance is needed for storage, but your claims have got to be greatly reduced and your customers would welcome any refund during these very stressful times, especially where income has literally been non existing to many.
Would you consider a refund due to loss of use?

Sadly, this was their immediate reply;
Good afternoon,

Many thanks for your recent enquiry regarding loss of use of your touring caravan.
In respect to your query, I can see you are understandably concerned regarding the current restrictions and the opening of the parks.
We are experiencing a growing number of questions linked to the COVID-19 outbreak and we, like many others, are doing what we can to support any queries from our customers in these uncertain times.
Your touring caravan policy is underwritten by Aviva Insurance Ltd and like all insurance products, is subject to terms and conditions as set out by the relevant underwriters. I have attached a PDF document of your policy booklet, supplied upon policy inception, to this email for ease of reference.
On page 8 under “Section C – Loss of Use and Hiring Charges” you will note it states the following;
If the caravan is rendered uninhabitable by loss or damage for which a claim is payable under section A, we will pay; a) the necessary cost incurred for alternative accommodation, or the hire of a similar caravan but only if the loss or damage occurs after holiday arrangements have been made or while the caravan is being used for holiday purposes, or b) for the loss of hiring charges for bookings accepted prior to the loss or damage but only if a record has been maintained of all hiring, agreed hiring charges and deposits paid.
Therefore, in reference to loss of use, the above cover is only applicable if the caravan has suffered loss or damage that is specifically covered under your policy, and the loss/damage renders it uninhabitable.
Unfortunately, as the caravan would not be physically damaged or have suffered a loss, liability for cover for the loss of the use of the caravan would not engage and we would not be able to consider a claim.
In respect to return/refund of premium, unfortunately we are unable to consider this as cover is still in place as usual, and we have not placed any restrictions on cover following the Coronavirus outbreak. We have not introduced any policies which would penalise customers in the event of a claim, due to inability to use or inspect the caravan as often as they normally could.
There have been instances in which certain perils, such as theft and vandalism, have become more prevalent during the lockdown period and has therefore not led to a decrease in claims. Our claims team and loss adjusters have been operating normally throughout the year and all our services are still in place during our usual opening hours.
I hope the above has answered your query, and I do apologise we cannot be of any further assistance. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any additional queries on 01892 786099, or via return of email.
Kind regards

My response was;

Thank you for your very quick reply, in what I would say, was a very thorough explanation of the existing policy I have. It very much sounds to me that I am not the first customer to ask this question and that you had an already explanation to decline any thoughts of a refund.
However, regardless of your explanation about staff working throughout the pandemic and claims being high from theft etc. I still believe that claims from accidents, damages or other has had a great reduction from policy holders which has allowed your company to benefit from this years income.
I, for one, will take this on board at my renewal date and deal with a company such as ‘Direct Line’ who have volunteered to offer refunds on two occasions due to government restrictions and without the need for me to request it.
Regards

5 November 2020
Unprompted review

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