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Project review
New build, extension, or renovation, plus contract value and materials on site, are the starting points for any construction review.
Construction policies are usually written for a project period, so start date, expected completion, and any maintenance period matter.
Licensed builder, owner builder, or a mix of trades changes both the obligations and the insurer appetite.
Covers commonly discussed
A construction conversation generally separates damage to the works being built from liability to other people, then adds the equipment and tools on site.
Generally addresses damage to the works under construction and materials on site, including events such as fire, storm, and theft, subject to the policy terms.
Addresses third-party injury or property damage connected to the site. Councils, principals, and contracts often specify a minimum limit.
Equipment on site, including hired-in plant you are responsible for under a hire agreement, is a frequent addition.
Common questions
Use the first conversation to clarify documents, timing, fees where relevant, and the policy terms that need checking before advice, quote, renewal, or claims-support steps.
It generally refers to the construction cover an owner builder arranges for their own project, most often contract works and public liability. Requirements differ by state and by council, and eligibility, underwriting and the policy terms decide what is available.
No. Home and contents policies are written for a completed, occupied dwelling. Contract works is written for a site under construction, which is why a build usually needs its own arrangement.
Construction cover is generally arranged for the project period rather than a standard year, sometimes with a defined maintenance or defects period afterwards. Overruns are a normal thing to flag early.
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