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Construction All Risk Insurance (CAR Insurance) is a specialized policy tailored to meet the unique needs of construction projects, offering comprehensive coverage against a wide range of risks that can occur during the construction process. It is an indispensable tool for contractors, builders, and project owners, providing financial protection and peace of mind when embarking on construction endeavours. In this article, we will delve into the world of Construction All Risk Insurance, explaining what it entails, why it is crucial, and how it can benefit both contractors and project owners.
Protects against damage to the project itself, including the construction materials, equipment, and structures.
Covers damage to third-party property and bodily injury to third parties resulting from construction activities.
Additional coverage options are available to address specific project needs, such as delay in start-up (DSU) coverage, which compensates for lost revenue due to construction delays.
CAR Insurance can include coverage for natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, and hurricanes, depending on the location and project requirements.
Provides protection against theft of construction equipment and materials, as well as vandalism at the construction site.
The contractor or project owner purchases a CAR Insurance policy, customizing it to meet the specific needs of the construction project.
The insurer assesses the construction project's scope, location, and potential risks to determine the appropriate coverage and premium.
CAR Insurance typically covers the construction project from the beginning of construction until completion, including testing and commissioning phases.
If an incident occurs during the construction period, the insured party reports the claim to the insurer. The insurer investigates the claim's validity and assesses the coverage.
If the claim is approved, the insurer compensates the insured party for the covered losses, including property damage, bodily injury, or third-party liability.