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Self Build 10 Year Structural Warranty
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The
Self Build 10 Year Structural Warranty is an
improved and re-branded version of The Self Build Zone Warranty.
It’s an alternative to an Architect's Certificate, NHBC
Buildmark, NHBC Solo for Selfbuild, Zurich Municipal Custom
Build or Premier products. It is a brand new Structural Warranty
designed for new build, conversions and completed properties and
is backed by two major insurers. Build-Zone is currently going
through the process of lenders awareness. This can be a lengthy
process and once achieved can take some time to filter through
the lenders' systems. More info |
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Our 10 year Build Zone Structural Warranty
product will protect your project against a defect in the
design, workmanship or materials of your self build.
Building Regulation Approval for your self build doesn't have to
be done by your local authority. Take advantage of our
alternative, often cheaper, Building Control service.
Enquire about Policy Costs |
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Why do I need a
Structural Warranty?
Technically known as structural defects liability insurance, a
structural warranty will pay out in the event of faulty design,
materials or workmanship, therefore covering for the risks that
aren’t included within standard buildings insurance. A
structural warranty will also cover legal fees associated with
proving that your contractors are negligent. More info
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An
Architects Certificate alone would not cover you in the event of
a defect, it would be down to you to take legal action against
the architect and prove that the structural fault was as a
result of their negligence. The legal fees involved in cases
like these can soon mount up, so by taking out a structural
warranty policy with Self-builder you’ll reduce the risk of
having to pay unexpected fees should something go wrong. Many
lenders now insist that a 10 year structural home warranty is in
place before they’ll consider you for a loan so it should be one
of the first things to consider when embarking on a self build. More info |
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