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Before the slab is poured or walls come down on a gut remodel, construction lenders and contracts require Course-of-Construction protection. Compare 3-, 6-, 9-, and 12-month Texas Builders Risk policies.
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Protects framing lumber, copper wire, HVAC condensers, cabinets, and appliances before installation.
Cover construction-loan interest carry, re-permitting fees, and architectural expenses after a covered jobsite fire or tornado.
Can be purchased by either the Texas general contractor/custom builder or the property owner/investor.
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Answer only the exact underwriting questions Texas carriers need to generate a real, bindable rate—plus upload your current dec page if handy.
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Protect both the physical build and third-party jobsite bodily injury/liability.
Builders Risk covers materials going into the building—Inland Marine covers your skid steers, trailers, and crew tools.
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Answers to the most common Texas statutory, lender, and underwriting questions.