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Domestic & General boiler cover review
Appliance-protection specialist that also covers boilers.
Our verdict
Best as a manufacturer-linked or appliance-style plan, not as full heating cover.
Domestic & General is best known for appliance protection plans, often sold alongside manufacturer warranties. Its boiler cover follows the same insurance logic: protect a specific unit against breakdown, with repairs arranged through an approved network.
What we like
- Long-established insurer with a large repair network
- Can sit alongside other appliance plans on one account
- Manufacturer-linked plans for some boiler brands
What to watch
- Cover is often unit-specific rather than whole-system
- Less generous on central heating components than heating specialists
- Plan availability can depend on boiler make, model and age
Before you buy
We don't publish prices, because boiler cover pricing depends on your boiler, your postcode, the excess you choose and whatever promotion is running that week. Get a quote directly from Domestic & General, then check three numbers: the monthly cost, the excess per claim, and the annual repair limit. Compare those against at least two other providers before committing.
Domestic & General FAQs
Is Domestic & General any good?
Best as a manufacturer-linked or appliance-style plan, not as full heating cover. We score it 7.2 out of 10 on cover breadth, policy clarity, service delivery and renewal fairness.
Who is Domestic & General best for?
Households already insuring appliances with the same provider. It operates across uk-wide.
What should I watch out for with Domestic & General?
Cover is often unit-specific rather than whole-system. Less generous on central heating components than heating specialists. Plan availability can depend on boiler make, model and age.