Residential Course of Construction

Safeguarding New Home Builds and Renovations

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Residential construction projects, whether new builds or major renovations, come with significant risks. Residential Course of Construction Insurance, also known as Builder’s Risk Insurance, provides coverage for property under construction, ensuring that developers, contractors, and homeowners are protected from damage or losses during the construction phase. For brokers, offering this insurance helps clients mitigate risk and ensure their projects are completed without unexpected financial setbacks.

What is Residential Course of Construction Insurance?

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Course of Construction Insurance is a specialized policy that protects residential construction projects against a variety of risks, such as fire, theft, vandalism, or weather damage. This coverage applies from the time the project begins and continues until the construction is completed and the property is ready for

occupancy. Both homeowners and contractors can benefit from this type of insurance, ensuring that construction projects proceed smoothly without financial losses due to unforeseen events.

Key Benefits of Residential Course of Construction Insurance

Comprehensive Coverage

Protects materials, equipment, and structures on the job site from damage or loss.

Peace of Mind

Ensures that builders and property owners are financially protected in the event of accidents or natural disasters.

Risk Management

Reduces the risk of costly delays or interruptions by covering repair and replacement costs for damaged property.

Flexibility

Policies can be tailored to meet the specific needs of different residential construction projects.

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Types of Risks Covered

Fire or Explosion

Damage caused by accidental fire or explosion on the construction site.

Theft and Vandalism

Covers losses due to theft of construction materials or vandalism of property.

Weather-Related Damage

Protection against damage from windstorms, rain, snow, or other natural events.

Damage During Construction

Covers damage to the building or materials in transit during construction.

How Residential Course of Construction Insurance Works

Application

The contractor, developer, or property owner applies for coverage before the start of construction.

Underwriting

The insurance provider assesses the project details, including scope, location, and potential risks.

Policy Issuance

Once approved, the policy covers the construction project until completion.

Claims

If damage occurs during the construction period, the policyholder files a claim, and the insurer covers the repair or replacement costs.

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Why Brokers Should Offer Course of Construction Insurance

Essential Coverage for Builders

Protects residential construction projects from costly damages or delays.

Tailored Solutions

Offer clients customized coverage based on the scale and complexity of their projects.

Strengthen Client Relationships

Providing this critical coverage helps brokers build long-term relationships with developers and contractors.

Contact Us for Residential Course of Construction Insurance Solutions

Help your clients protect their construction projects from start to finish. Contact our team for tailored Course of Construction insurance solutions for residential builds and renovations.

FAQs about Residential Course of Construction Insurance

Who needs Course of Construction Insurance?

Contractors, developers, and homeowners involved in new builds or major renovations need this insurance.

Coverage begins when construction starts and ends when the project is completed and the property is ready for occupancy.

The policy typically covers fire, theft, vandalism, weather damage, and damage during construction.

Yes, policies can be extended if construction takes longer than expected, but it must be arranged before the policy expires.

Liability coverage is not typically included but can be added as an extension to protect against injuries or third-party claims.

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