Insurance for builder’s risk can help provide property and liability coverage for your buildings or structures while they’re under construction.
Between groundbreaking and grand opening, there’s a lot that could go wrong. If you have a financial interest in a building project, you may want to consider coverages to help protect your building site.
During construction, damages and losses can occur that may severely impact your bottom line. Builder's risk may provide coverage for:
This insurance provides a broad range of coverages.
Helps protect your business building(s), and auxiliary structures from a covered accidental direct physical loss
Helps provide financial protection against costly claims and lawsuits under the policy
May help cover costs associated with pollution
Helps protect against damage to covered property caused by mechanical breakdown, power surges, explosion of steam boilers or loss of steam/hot water boiler
This insurance policy add-on pays a reward to people who provide information that leads to the arrest and conviction of arsonists
One of the contractors you hired to work on a construction project falls from a ladder, breaking his leg. He’s going to need surgery. Luckily, you have liability coverage in the event you’re liable.
Builder’s risk insurance may include both property and liability coverage, whereas property insurance only provides coverage for property.
Costs will vary based on factors, such as property value, location and construction materials used.
The property owner or the contractor can purchase a builder's risk policy. The contract between them typically specifies who is responsible for obtaining the policy.
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Prices are based on rating plans that may vary by state. Coverage options are selected by the customer, and availability and eligibility may vary.
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