Builders Risk Insurance

Protect your project from the ground up.

Get a real-time builders risk estimate in minutes — no phone tag, no waiting. Cover your project against fire, theft, wind, and vandalism while it's under construction.

Why builders risk?

  • Covers the structure while it's being built or renovated
  • Protects materials and supplies on-site or in transit
  • Required by most lenders before breaking ground
  • Available for residential and commercial projects
🏗️ New construction & renovation 🛡️ Licensed & independent agency ⚡ Estimate in under 3 minutes 📋 No obligation to bind
Coverage

What builders risk insurance covers

A builders risk policy — also called course of construction insurance — protects a structure while it's being built, renovated, or repaired.

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Fire & Weather

Damage from fire, lightning, wind, and hail during the build.

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Materials & Supplies

Building materials on-site, in transit, or in temporary storage.

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Theft & Vandalism

Optional coverage for stolen materials, tools, and vandalism.

How It Works

Three steps to your estimate

1

Tell us about the project

Location, construction type, and completed value — takes about three minutes.

2

Get an instant estimate

See a ballpark premium range immediately based on your project details.

3

Talk to your agent

We'll follow up to finalize coverage details and lock in your official quote.

Ready to see your estimate?

It only takes a few minutes, and there's no obligation.

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FAQ

Common questions

How long does builders risk coverage last?

Most policies run for the length of the project, typically 3–12 months, and can be extended if construction runs long.

Is the online estimate a final price?

No — it's a ballpark range based on the details you provide. Your final premium is confirmed by an underwriter after a short review.

Do I need this if I already have homeowners insurance?

Yes. Standard homeowners and commercial property policies generally exclude structures under construction.

Who is the coverage for?

Homeowners, contractors, developers, and investors building, renovating, or adding onto a property.