Helping You Find the Right New Build Warranty

Posted by BuildSafe1 on 24th October 2020 -

A new build warranty is a 10 year insurance policy which protects buyers of new homes from structural defects. Having a new build warranty in place gives potential buyers the peace of mind that their home has been built to the highest standards.

Buildsafe advised and helped procure a New build warranty for the conversion of 9 agricultural barns to habitable dwellings. Northern Business Management LLP undertook the build & looked after all design and constructional features of the development on behalf of Platinum Homes Limited.  Read our case study for more information.

Key Features of a New Build Warranty

Lenders require a New Home Warranty to be in place if the building is less than 10 years old. Other benefits of obtaining a warranty include:

• Recognised by Council of Mortgage Lenders
• Accepted by all High-Street lenders
• 10-year new build insurance against major structural damage caused by latent defects
• Can be taken out even if project has started
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New Build Warranty Providers:

Buildsafe have a wealth of experience in the UK property sector having worked with some major developers and global investors . We have covered over 10,000 properties, having build cost insurance over £3.2bn.

Our experts have over 40 years’ of experience in the property sector so you can be assured that we will handle your New Build Warranty with good care.

 

Our service manages the entire process enabling you to focus on the day to day running of your project. Obtaining a New Build House Warranty can be an arduous process with lots of form filling, additional questions from insurers and time spent chasing an actual quote. We take away that pain by managing the process for you and ensuring you receive the best price for the most appropriate cover to meet your requirements whilst having an easy to reach team of experts on hand at hand at all time.

For more information, please call us on 020 3701 0422 or fill in our contact form.