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Contractor's all-risk insurance
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Contractor's all-risk insurance
A contractor’s all-risk insurance is an important safeguard for both clients and contractors seeking protection during construction and civil engineering projects. This type of insurance covers unforeseen damage and losses that may occur during the execution of the construction – whether it involves new builds, renovations, or major infrastructure work.
With the right insurance solution, your project is protected against financial surprises, allowing the work to continue without worry. In addition, there are also private insurance options, such as home insurance, which protect your property against damage.
Contact us to receive a quote tailored to your needs.
Benefits
Contractor’s all-risk insurance with great benefits
15% Multi-Policy Discount
Only one deductible per claim
Free choice of contractor
Coverage
Coverage Overview
All risks insurance of the work object
Insurance of the developer's existing building elements
Liability insurance
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What does construction insurance cost?
The price of construction insurance depends on several factors, including the scope of the construction project, duration, risk and choice of excess. Typically, the price will be at least DKK 2,000 and rarely much more than DKK 10,000.
Call us on +45 31 32 45 41, and we'll help you calculate a price.
Is construction insurance necessary for smaller construction projects?
What information do you need to take out construction insurance?
To set up a contractor’s all-risk insurance, you typically need to provide:
- Project location
- Construction period
- Scope of work
- Choice of materials
- Expected budget
What types of damages are not covered by the insurance?
The contractor’s all-risk insurance usually does not cover:
- Intentional damage
- Wear and tear and normal deterioration
- Design or construction errors
- Damage occurring outside the construction site