All Risk Construction Insurance (TRC) is a key tool to protect construction projects against a wide range of risks. However, when it comes to machinery and equipment on the construction site, it is common for contractors and developers to wonder if these assets are covered…

All Risk Construction Insurance (TRC) is essential for any construction project, as it offers broad protection against a variety of risks that may arise during the execution of a project. However, when contracting this type of policy, one of the most important factors that affects the cost of the project is the cost of the project.

The construction sector is one of the most dynamic and has the greatest impact on the economy, but also one of the most risky. From accidents to natural phenomena, any unforeseen event can affect the development of a project. This is where Insurance comes into play…

Once a construction project is completed and handed over, it may seem like all risks are behind us. However, in many cases, damage or defects can appear after the project is completed. These unforeseen problems can lead to high repair costs, which raises the question of how to repair a building.

In the construction industry, design errors can lead to costly delays and unforeseen complications affecting both developers and contractors. In this context, many wonder whether damages caused by design errors are covered under All Risk Construction Insurance (TRC).…

What is decennial insurance? On May 6, 2000, the Building Management Law came into force and established, as user protection, a mandatory Ten-Year Insurance for material damage to the building, which must be subscribed by the developer. Deeds will not be registered...