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If you are planning to build your next home, the first thing to consider is a Structural Warranty. A Structural Warranty will ensure that you are covered should any structural failure or defect occur. In addition, subject to the terms, a Self-Build product can also assist to negate the Council Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Let us Simplify the Process in a confusing marketplace. We can assist with the complexities and regulations of building a house, contact our specialists today!
With over 20-Years of experience in the sector and strong market knowledge, our expert team will find the most suitable structural warranty for your self-built property.
New Build Warranties for both Self Build and Experienced contractors are usually around 1% of the sum insured (build cost) for a traditional new build project.
On a completed property if a buyer has a mortgage or lender to satisfy then no, a property built within 10 years requires a Structural Warranty. Whilst a cash buyer does not have to satisfy a lender most solicitors will still advise to have this in place satisfy the requirement under UK finance (previously CML).
An insurance policy that covers the partial or total rebuild of the property in the event of Structural Failure.
Under a Self-Build policy there is no defect period for a contractor. This should be established directly between client and customer.
Whereas a policy taken out by a contractor or developer carries an indemnity of 2 years for which the contractor/developer is liable – some are reduced to 1 year, however this is likely to increase the excess and premium.
If a buyer has a mortgage or lender to satisfy then no, a property built within 10 years requires a 10-year Structural Warranty. Whilst a cash buyer does not have to satisfy a lender most solicitor will still advise they have one in place.
Complete or partial rebuild of the structure in the event of structural failure (Building structure including foundations, walls, floors and roof).
Standard Building insurance is an annual policy covers you if something happens to your home. For example, if a fire, flood or storm damages the building it will cover the cost of the repairs. It will cover the cost to rebuild, repair or replace things like your roof, walls, windows, doors or fitted bathrooms and kitchens. Whereas a Structural warranty covers a Property, New Build or conversion, for structural failure and provide cover for partial or total re-build of your new home for 10 years from building control sign off.
Yes, once the property has been signed off by Building Control is habitable both buildings and contents cover will be required. Standard Building insurance is an annual policy covers you if something happens to your home. For example, if a fire, flood or storm damages the building it will cover the cost of the repairs. It will cover the cost to rebuild, repair or replace things like your roof, walls, windows, doors or fitted bathrooms and kitchens. Whereas a Structural warranty covers a Property, New Build or conversion, for structural failure and provide cover for partial or total re-build of your new home for 10 years from building control sign off.
The standard exclusions are listed below.
Key features of a Self-Build Warranty includes:
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