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Can Both the Contractor and Property Owner Be Named Insureds on a Builder’s Risk Policy?

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This could be the contractor, developer, or property owner, depending on who stands to suffer a financial loss if the property is damaged during construction. In this case, the owner is covered for the physical damage to the property (e.g., damage to the structure under construction).

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High-Capacity Limits Address Collections of Museums, Corporate Clients, and High-Net-Worth Individuals

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Protecting Valuables Against Direct Physical Damage We can provide coverage for common collectibles , including but not limited to fine art, sports memorabilia, entertainment memorabilia, wine and spirits, antiques and antique furniture, stamps, comics, books and manuscripts, coins, glass, and pottery.

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Does Builder’s Risk Coverage Differ for Residential vs. Commercial Construction Projects?

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While Builder’s Risk policies for both types of projects offer similar coverage, such as insuring for damage to the structure from fire, theft, and other covered perils, there are important distinctions between residential and commercial coverage. Limits of up $20 million are available, depending on the construction type and state.

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Builder’s Risk Insurance in Tennessee: A Broker’s Guide 

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Job sites that are under construction are prone to things like fire, theft, and vandalism. Vandalism : Intentional damage to the job site by third parties, including things like broken glass or graffiti. Theft : Covers the cost of replacing covered items that were stolen from the job site.

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Protecting Fine Art, Collectibles in California

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Our program provides all-risk worldwide coverage for direct physical damage like fire and theft of personal collections of any size. We cover everything from fine art (paintings and sculptures) to silver, porcelain, glassware, trading cards , video games , sneaker collections, couture , comic books , and more.

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Rare Toy Insurance: A Guide for Collectors and Brokers 

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These drawbacks include: No protections outside the home : If a collectible goes missing or is damaged while it is outside of your client’s home, like on the way to auction, then it may not be covered.  If your client owns a toy that is worth tens of thousands of dollars, they might not be reimbursed for the full cost should it get damaged. 

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Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Collectibles? 

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Theft, damage during transport, or accidental breakage can devastate a collection that has taken years to assemble. So, if a piece is stolen or damaged while being transported for appraisal or exhibition, it likely wouldn’t be covered.

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