Glasses packed into a box marked GLASS, to the standard goods in transit insurance for removals expects

What's covered, and what isn't, in plain numbers.

"Fully insured" is easy to say. We'd rather you read the actual numbers of our goods in transit insurance for removals before you book than discover them after.

THE POLICY

Goods in transit insurance for removals: real cover, with a real cap

Your goods travel under our Goods-in-Transit cover: up to £20,275 per event, with a £481 excess. Cover runs from loading to arrival.

And we name the exclusions now, so you can plan for them, not discover them.

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Covered, and not £20,275

Your goods, loading to arrival: up to £20,275 per event, £481 excess.
Self-packed boxes and furniture, when packed to the standard we publish.
Not covered, so you can plan for it now: jewellery, watches, money and deeds.
Storage, unless you agree cover with us in writing.

Figures from our published policy terms. Read them before you book, not after.

IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG

The real channel, and the real deadlines

You open your claim in our claims portal (claims.muveone.co.uk; email works too), and the people who ran your move thread stay reachable throughout: a person, not a bot, sees it through.

1

OPEN YOUR CLAIM In the claims portal, or by email. Your move thread stays open alongside it.

2

EVIDENCE & PRECONDITIONS Photos, your inventory, and the timing windows checked; we tell you exactly what to send.

3

UNDERWRITER ASSESSMENT The policy underwriter assesses the claim; we stay in the thread with you while it runs.

4

OUTCOME You get the decision in writing, from a person you can reply to.

Goods in transit insurance: the timing rules that protect your claim

Apparent damage within 14 days

Damage you find later within 21 days

Theft within 7 days

Loss you can't yet confirm within 21 days

Published before you book, because deadlines you learn afterwards protect nobody.

THE ONE RULE TO KNOW ON DELIVERY DAY

Check everything against your inventory before the van leaves. You must flag missing items then, or a missing-item claim can't proceed. We tell you this now because it's the rule most companies let you discover too late.

No "everything will be fine" promises. A real policy, with a real cap, real exclusions, real deadlines, and a real process.

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