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Builder's Risk Insurance

Builder's Risk Insurance

Imagine you're building something great—a new home, a store, or even a towering skyscraper. You've got the plans, the team, and the tools.

But what if something unexpected happens? A storm damages your materials, a fire breaks out, or thieves make away with essential equipment. That's where Builder's Risk Insurance steps in.

Builder's Risk Insurance is like a safety jacket for your construction project. While your team is hard at work, this insurance keeps an eye out for unexpected events. If something goes wrong, it helps cover the costs, so you don't have to bear all the weight on your shoulders.

Who Needs Builder's Risk Insurance?

Certain businesses should consider builder's risk insurance an essential coverage:

  • Home Builders: If you're building homes, whether it's just one or an entire neighborhood, this insurance ensures that unexpected costs don't slow you down.

  • Commercial Property Developers: For those shaping the cityscape with offices, malls, or restaurants, unexpected setbacks can mean big bucks. Stay protected and keep your project on track.

  • Renovation Specialists: Upgrading an old space? Even though it's not a new build, surprises can still pop up. Ensure you're covered.

  • Contractors and Subcontractors: If you're the one getting your hands dirty, making sure the project has Builders Risk Insurance can give you peace of mind. You can focus on what you do best: building.

  • Real Estate Investors: Investing in property developments? Make sure your money is protected from unexpected construction problems.

  • Architects and Design Professionals: Architects and design professionals often take on roles where they oversee their projects and are closely involved in the execution phase or have a stake in the project's outcome, making Builder's Risk Insurance essential.

Washington United LLC understands the needs of our business clients. Contact us today for help selecting the right Builder's Risk Insurance policy.