Specialist insurance cover underpinned by the traditional expert personal service you’d expect from H&H
real experts who understand rural needs
we'll come to your farm
better value than the alternative
standard and niche agricultural cover
It’s when things go wrong that your insurance really has to be right. That’s why we focus on:
Ensuring you have the right cover in place – our extensive farm insurance experience allows us to anticipate problems and ensure you’ve got the protection you need.
Handling your claims efficiently and smoothly – providing a first class personal and professional service.
Providing a team you can depend on – we are here to help. Our experienced team will work with you throughout the claims process.
H&H has been serving agricultural communities for over 140 years thanks to its loyal client base across the North of England and Scotland.
In 1987 H&H Insurance Brokers was created to offer farm insurance to the Harrison & Hetherington mart client base.
Today the company remains resolutely independent of any single insurance product or provider. As an independent insurance broker, we represent your interests, not the insurers. That combined with our expert knowledge of the requirements of the agricultural community helps us to find the best cover we can.
H&H Insurance Brokers uses Feefo to invite customer feedback. We remain committed to providing the best customer experience to every customer and it is through a transparent feedback process that we truly understand what we really do right and, sometimes get wrong. You can be sure that our reviews, because of our relationship with Feefo, are the opinions of genuine customers who have transacted with us.
H&H Insurance Brokers now trading for 30 years across Cumbria, remain truly independent and offer a personal service (no call centres) and bespoke insurance cover at a competitive price – whatever the business size.
A farmer’s focus is on the efficient production of crop products and livestock, however, with so many variables involved – animal behaviour, machinery, the human factor, and of course, the weather – it is perhaps not surprising that the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) considers farming a high risk area.
