Aviva analysis sees GBP 60.2 million 10-year savings from flood-resilient new builds

By Public Technologies
  • Aviva analysis estimates adding £1,000 flood-resilience measures to new-build homes could avoid GBP 60.2 million in losses over 10 years.
  • Model assumes average flood claim of GBP 32,000, typical 8% property devaluation tied to long-term flood risk, resilience effectiveness of 50%.
  • Annual avoided costs for a single year’s cohort of new homes estimated at about GBP 7 million, or more than GBP 300 per home.
  • Payback period for the resilience package calculated at just over three years.
  • Consumer survey found 55% would pay GBP 1,000 more for a new home built with flood-resilience measures.


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