Construction

Building the Future: Specialist Construction Insurance for Your Projects and Contracts

Overview

Construction Insurance can provide essential protection for construction companies and general contractors, helping to protect them from potential lawsuits, property damage, and other significant liabilities. Securing insurance for your construction business is vital for safeguarding construction projects and financial security.

The construction industry is prone to a variety of risks, with construction projects, whether big or small, being vulnerable to accidents and injuries. Construction Insurance serves as a crucial asset in this sector, providing vital protection for all parties involved, including the business, employees, customers, and members of the public. Given the substantial investments associated with construction projects, mitigating risks is imperative. Construction Insurance is crucial in helping to protect your business against financial losses stemming from property damage and legal liabilities, therefore securing a resilient construction working environment.

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How We Can Help

Brown & Brown specialises in offering Construction Insurance coverage, including Latent Defects, Product Guarantees, Collateral Warranty and Builders’ Warranty. Adequate Contractors’ Insurance coverage is crucial to protect your business from potential financial setbacks and liability claims that could significantly impact your operations. Without sufficient insurance protection, your business may be vulnerable to adverse consequences, underlining the necessity of comprehensive coverage for construction-related risks.

What is Typically Covered?

  • Public/ Products Liability
  • Employers Liability
  • Contractors All Risks Cover
  • Plant and Equipment Cover
  • Tools Cover
  • Damage to property being worked upon
  • Pure Financial Loss
  • Efficacy (failure to Perform) Cover
  • Business Interruption Insurance
  • Goods In Transit Cover
  • Professional Indemnity Insurance

What is Not Typically Covered?

  • Damages from earthquakes or flooding
  • Mistakes or negligence in design or advice
  • Intentional damage