Which parts of my home count as Buildings?
There's more to your Buildings cover than just the walls and the roof. You may be surprised to learn what other things count as Buildings on your home insurance.

Exactly what counts as Buildings can vary slightly by insurer, but expect a good Buildings policy to cover the home itself, comprising the walls, roof, doors and windows, plus the following within the boundary of the property:
cables
central heating fuel storage tank
domestic garages
drains
drives
fences
fitted wardrobes
fixtures and fittings including kitchens and bathrooms
footpaths
garden/boundary walls
garden rooms
gates
greenhouses
hedges
patios
permanently fixed hot tubs
pipes
septic tanks
service tanks
sheds
solar panels
swimming pools
tennis courts
terraces
It's worth bearing in mind just because it's counted as part of the Buildings, it doesn't necessarily mean a claim for damage to it would be covered. Fences, gates and hedges for example are typically excluded for damage caused by storm.