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Builder’s Risk Insurance 


Builder’s risk insurance offers specialized protection for projects while they are under construction, filling a critical gap in coverage not typically available from liability or commercial property policies. This type of insurance provides developers and contractors an important risk management tool that can help keep projects on budget and on schedule.  

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What is Builders Risk Insurance & Why is it Important

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Builder’s risk insurance protects construction projects from unexpected events, typically covering damage to the structure, as well as materials, equipment, and other project assets on-site — such as blueprints, scaffolding, fencing, and signage. Coverage typically begins when construction starts and lasts until the project is completed or ready for occupancy

What is typically covered?

Builder’s risk insurance can vary depending on the policy and project needs, but it generally covers a wide range of risks, including:

What is typically not covered?

Builder’s risk insurance typically does not cover liabilities, such as employee injuries, professional mistakes, or defective materials. You may need additional policies, like general liability or professional liability insurance, for these types of risks.

It also excludes certain events and types of damage, including: 

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Builder’s risk insurance is highly recommended for any party with a vested interest in a construction project who could face financial loss from project delays or damage. In many cases, lenders and project owners require it as part of their risk management plan.

Consider this insurance if you are a:

Lenders often take a hands-on approach to ensure that their investments are properly protected from the risk of physical loss. It is standard for lenders to be included on builder’s risk policies as additional insureds and loss payees.

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