When it comes to construction projects, everyone wants peace of mind. Whether you’re a developer, contractor, or property owner, knowing that the building will stand the test of time is crucial. That’s where Latent Defects Insurance comes in. Continue reading “Do I Need Latent Defects Insurance? A Breakdown for Builders and Buyers”
Whether you’re skimming walls, doing coving work, or tackling a big commercial job, working as a plasterer involves more risk than people often realise. From injuries on-site to accidental damage in a customer’s home, the right insurance cover can protect your business, your finances, and your peace of mind.
In a city where space is at a premium, it’s no surprise that homeowners in London are looking downwards for their next big home improvement project. Basement extensions have become a popular way to add space and value, especially in prime areas where adding height or width just isn’t an option.
Continue reading “Insurance Essentials for Basement Extensions in London Homes”
When you’re running a construction business or managing a building project, sorting out your insurance is rarely at the top of your to-do list. It’s easy to open up a comparison site, punch in a few details, and pick the cheapest option. Job done, right? Continue reading “Why a Broker Beats a Comparison Website Every Time”
If you are in the construction business, then you know that accidents happen. And when they do, you know you need to have construction insurance to protect yourself and your business against property damage as well as potential claims. Continue reading “Experts in Construction Insurance”
If you’re in the construction industry, you know that having a reliable fleet of vehicles is essential to your success. You need to be able to get your crews and equipment to job sites quickly and efficiently. That’s why it’s important to have the right fleet insurance in place.
In this blog post, we will discuss some of the things you need to consider when choosing fleet insurance for your construction business. We’ll also provide some tips on how to save money on your policy. Continue reading “Fleet Insurance for the Construction Industry: What You Need to Know”
Imagine having building work done only to find defects three years after finishing the project. Can you take the contractors to county court? Do you file claims? Are these even the right things to do, or are there better options?
The good news is that builders are still liable for their work after doing business with you — for a couple of years at least. This is thanks to legislation like the Defective Premises Act of 1972 and the Limitation Act of 1980. Continue reading “How Long Are Builders Liable for Their Work in the UK?”
As a UK building company, you’re no stranger to risk – from clients not paying on time, natural disasters or vandalism damaging projects, understanding and protecting yourself against risks and their associated costs are essential for running a successful business. That is why obtaining the right builder’s insurance should be at the top of your agenda. It is invaluable in providing crucial protection against potential damage so that you can focus on delivering exceptional results without worry. Continue reading “Contractors All Risk Insurance for Building Companies”
As a property developer or building company, you know first hand how complex construction projects can be.
From managing your workforce to navigating planning laws and other regulations, there is a lot of nuance to keep track of when embarking on a new build project. It’s not just the details of the job that need to be overseen – protecting your construction projects from potential risk and financial loss should also top your priority list. Continue reading “Protect Your Project: The Essentials of Construction Insurance”
There are several different types of construction projects that can be undertaken. The four main types include residential, commercial, industrial and infrastructure construction, but there are other types of construction as well as different ways to classify them, such as by sector, owner, occupancy or fire resistance. Continue reading “Types of Construction”