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Insurance for building managers and building-management contractors where contractor coordination, site attendance, compliance duties, tenant or occupier interaction, reports and client reliance all need to be reflected in the policy structure.

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Who Building Management Insurance Is For

Typical buyers

  • Building managers coordinating maintenance, repairs, contractors, inspections and occupier issues.
  • Property and facilities teams managing commercial, residential, mixed-use or multi-tenant buildings.
  • Contractors providing building management, site management, compliance support or planned maintenance coordination.
  • Small firms and limited companies needing evidence of liability or PI cover for management contracts.

What cover can include

  • Public liability for injury or property damage claims involving managed buildings and site attendance.
  • Professional indemnity for advice, reports, contractor coordination, compliance support or management errors.
  • Employers' liability where staff, caretakers, site teams or employees are used.
  • Office contents, portable equipment, cyber, legal expenses, management liability and commercial vehicle cover where needed.

Building Management Risk Areas

Contractor Coordination

Arranging repairs, checking contractors, managing access and responding to defects can create liability if instructions or controls are disputed.

Occupier And Public Access

Managed buildings can involve tenants, residents, visitors, communal areas, contractors, deliveries and shared facilities.

Professional Duties

Reports, recommendations, budgets, compliance notes and maintenance plans may create professional indemnity exposure.

Information Insurers Usually Need

Management profile

  • Types of buildings managed, including commercial, residential, mixed-use, blocks or estates.
  • Services provided, such as contractor coordination, inspections, helpdesk, compliance, maintenance planning or repairs.
  • Whether the business only manages contractors or also carries out hands-on maintenance work.
  • Turnover, largest contract, number of sites, staff numbers, subcontractor checks and previous claims history.

Cover requirements

  • Public liability limits required by clients, landlords, managing agents or contracts.
  • Professional indemnity limits, retroactive date and any contract-specific wording requirements.
  • Employers' liability, tools, equipment, vehicles and site staff exposure.
  • Cyber, office, legal expenses and management liability requirements.

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