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Builders Risk Insurance

A specialized property insurance policy that covers buildings and structures under construction, including materials, fixtures, and equipment, against damage or loss during the construction period.

Builders risk insurance, also called course of construction coverage, protects the financial investment in a construction project from the ground-breaking phase through completion. It covers the structure being built, materials on-site or in transit, temporary structures, and sometimes soft costs like architectural fees if a covered loss delays the project. Policies are typically written for the duration of the construction period with limits equal to the completed project value. In COI compliance, verifying builders risk coverage is critical for any active construction project. Certificate holders confirm that the policy covers the full project value, names relevant parties as additional insureds or loss payees, and runs through the anticipated completion date. Gaps between builders risk expiration and permanent property coverage represent a significant compliance risk that tracking platforms must flag proactively.

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Insurance that covers physical assets such as buildings, equipment, inventory, and other business property against damage or loss from covered perils.

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An inland marine policy that covers materials, equipment, and fixtures during transit to and installation at a job site until the work is completed and accepted.

Inland Marine Insurance

A type of property insurance that covers goods, materials, and equipment in transit or stored at temporary locations away from the insured's primary premises.