Good afternoon all

Does anyone know if there is a company offering contents insurance for rural fincas?

Cheers Mike

You can also try La Caixa who offer various insurance services and of course they have an English speaker in every branch.

Hate to disillusion you too,but it can be got.....

Contents insurance covers you for more than theft.

We had insurance with La Caixa for our Previous finca/casita. (now sold)...included everything including the solar system....didn't think it was to expensive either.  We didnt have iron bars or any other security system.

Liz

O'  dear, o'dear.   well insurance.its simple .no need to make a mountain out of a mole hill .just pop down to bank (ie'la'caixa)yes and take out house insurance.same as uk ......contents .cover to the value of your choice,we did with no dog ,or iron -bars ,so whats all the fuss about .no " points " scored ........you can all-so take any further cover for buildings.......well now thats easy .   

Just come back from Tortosa. Checked about household insurance - my bank (la caixa) will only insure in the campo if every window has iron bars.

Hmmm if anyone who thinks they are scoring points by telling or advising people not to have house or contents insurance is frankly an idiot ! I have bars on all my ground floor windows, two very large Akita dogs protecting my solar equipment, but i still have house building and contents insurance with our bank La Caxia just like in the UK . They even have dedicated staff who deal Home Insurance. its no different to the UK. I took for granted that everyone has grills on ground floor windows in Town and villaiges as in the countryside as with the warmer climate windows can be left open and the bars prevent the opportunist billy burglar. Im covered for theft and accidental damage * Like our friends nearby who had damaged solar panels in the high winds last year, they were paid out without fuss. Im unaware if La Caxia demands grills of first floor windows as I think this would be contrary to fire regs, I have a first floor and the shutters seem adequate, Il have to double check. 
When people ask for advice on where to go for insurance I think they have already made there mind up that they need it. Cover will vary with different companies as in the UK and again some members of this forum hiding behind a quirky non existent humour feel that bad advice is better than no advice.

Mike try La Caxia as others have reccomended, Im with them and Im just up for renewal and having a bit more real life living in Spain under my belt will be providing them with more details this time such as Solar Panel Serial Numbers and other stuff. Welcome toTortosa Forum !   
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