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JCT Insurance Expert - Your Trusted Advisor for Construction and Building Project Insurance in the UK
JCT Insurance Expert is a specialist Insurance Broker that helps people understand the risks that they face when they undertake a building project. We advise Homeowners, Renovators, Developers, and Building Contractors on all aspects of insuring residential and commercial building work.
JCT Insurance Expert can offer advice on insurance to protect one-off builds, conversions, extensions, rebuilds, grand designs, and the insurance clauses that are found in most major building contracts including JCT (Joint Contracts Tribunal), RIBA, CIBSE and NEC.
We help and advise Building Contractors, Architects, Surveyors, and the various specialists involved with a building project as well as Individuals and Property Owners.
We offer Property Owners cover for existing structures (including unoccupied buildings awaiting planning permission), Works, and Party Wall/Non-Negligent cover. For Building Professionals we offer Liability, Contractor All Risks, and Professional Indemnity covers.
We can also help with Construction Bonds and Warranties. Choose from Performance Bonds, NHBC Bonds, Bid Bonds, Retention Bonds, Advance Payment Bonds, Section 38 & 104 Bonds or Deferred Consideration Bonds.
Uniquely, when you call JCT Insurance Expert, you will always speak directly to a named and trained advisor, who will talk you through the various cover options, so you can make well-informed decisions about the insurance that you choose to buy.
We are a Chartered Insurance Broker and our clients trust and rely on the Independent advice we provide.
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1-6Horsted Square
Uckfield
Sussex
TN22 1QG
United Kingdom
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Building project insurance forms the financial foundations of every successful build. Here's a guide to the facts you need to know.
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Insuring Contract Clauses - Advice for Architects, Project Managers and other Building Professionals
If you are advising clients on their building project then you need to understand the contractual insuring clauses and how to structure these to best protect everyone involved in the project. -
If you are making changes to a multi-occupancy building, or you have close neighbours then you should consider buying Non Negligence cover for your building project.
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If you are adapting, extending, or changing a building then you will need to insure the existing structure and the works. -
You should consider buying a Structural Warrantybecause Latent defects (hidden issues within the building structure), might not surface for years after the work is completed and can be incredibly expe ... -
This insurance can be referred to by many names; Party Wall Liability insurance, 21.2.1 insurance, 6.5.1 insurance or Non-Negligence Insurance. -
Why do you need unoccupied property insurance? Most insurers will refuse to pay out under the terms of a standard policy, should it come to light that the property has been left vacant. This is becaus ... -
When you've completed your building project, you can buy a standard insurance policy again. This can be taken out when the building works have been signed off as completed by building control. Prior t ... -
In general, Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) covers the policyholder for losses arising from claims of breach of duty, negligence, or other professional misconduct, as well as for the cost of de ... -
Contractors All Risks insurance can take two different forms. It can cover a contractor on an annual basis and this will include cover for all the projects that the contractor does during the year, or ...
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