From
~£2/week
Underwriter
Lloyd's
Type
Broker (JP3)
Excess
£250*
Reviewed by Karen Purnell, Editor · Last checked 20 July 2026
Store and Insure is a trading style of JP3 Broking Ltd (FCA firm reference 950324), an independent insurance intermediary. Its self storage policies are underwritten at Lloyd's of London — a point the broker emphasises over insurers based overseas. Note it's a different company from the similarly named "Store Insure".
Is Store and Insure storage insurance any good?
Store and Insure's main selling point is Lloyd's of London underwriting, which gives the policy solid financial backing. Independent review volume is thin, however, so there isn't yet a large body of customer feedback to judge service quality on — worth bearing in mind.
How much does Store and Insure storage insurance cost?
Cover is priced from around £2 a week based on £1,000 of declared value, with the full premium (including Insurance Premium Tax) shown upfront. As a guide, the site has quoted roughly £8.90 for £3,000 of goods and about £21.52 for £10,000 over a month. There's no minimum term.
What does Store and Insure cover?
- Fire, flood, theft, explosion, lightning, escape of water and civil commotion
- Insects and vermin damage
- New-for-old replacement
- Cover for goods in transit to and from storage
- Fixed-term or rolling monthly cover
Store and Insure pros and cons
Pros
- Underwritten at Lloyd's of London
- Full price shown upfront, IPT included
- No minimum term — monthly or fixed-term
Cons
- £250 excess unless your facility is an SSA or BAR member (then nil)
- Jewellery, watches and mobiles capped at £500
- Limited independent review history
Our verdict on Store and Insure
A budget, Lloyd's-backed choice for basic household storage. Check whether your facility is an SSA or BAR member to avoid the £250 excess, and mind the low single-item limits if you're storing anything valuable.
Pricing, cover and review scores correct at time of writing (July 2026) and sourced from Store and Insure's own website and Trustpilot. Terms and prices are set by the provider and may change — always check current details directly before buying.