BIBA Launches Latent Defects Scheme With GBW
Provided by GBW, a leading, specialist, independent broker for this type of business, the new scheme offers specialist building warranty cover tailored for the property development and construction industry.
Latent defects insurance (LDI/building warranties) policies run for 10 or 12 years and provide cover in the event of an inherent defect in the design, workmanship, or materials becoming apparent in the structure or waterproofing envelope of a building resulting in physical loss or damage to the building.
BIBA members can access GBW's BIBA page or refer their customers to the specialist depending on their agreement.
This is a complex type of insurance, so the scheme also offers BIBA members access to a priority technical review of the risk as well as technical advice from a RICS Chartered Surveyor.
"Our team's expert knowledge in this specialist insurance sector will enable priority access for BIBA members to our panel and will simplify the process of getting this important cover for their customers."
BIBA members can access quotes via dedicated page on the GBW website (https://granitebw.co.uk/biba/).
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Original text here: https://www.biba.org.uk/press-releases/latent-defects-scheme/


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