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Residential Warranties

Building work may finish on practical completion, but your responsibility doesn’t end there. Developers, homeowners and lenders all need confidence that qualifying residential properties remain protected against major structural defects.

Protect the value of your development long after completion

A Residential Warranty provides long-term structural protection for new builds, conversions and refurbishment projects, helping safeguard your development while giving reassurance to homeowners, lenders and future purchasers.

How residential warranties support your development

Structural defects

Major defects in design, workmanship or materials may not become apparent until years after construction has been completed.

Meeting lender requirements

Many mortgage lenders require an approved structural warranty before lending on newly built or converted residential properties.

Supporting future property sales

A recognised structural warranty can help provide confidence for future purchasers and their conveyancing solicitors.

Protecting long-term value

Long-term structural protection helps safeguard the value of residential developments while providing reassurance for homeowners and property owners.

How we support you

Backed by specialist construction expertise and a global network, we’ll help you find a structural warranty that reflects your project and its requirements.

  • Dedicated construction specialists
  • Strong relationships with leading UK insurers
  • Advice tailored to your development
  • Support from quotation through to completion

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Frequently asked questions

Can I arrange a warranty after construction has started?

Depending on the stage of the project and the provider’s requirements, it may be possible to arrange cover after construction has begun or, in some cases, after completion.

What is a residential warranty?

A residential warranty is a long-term structural warranty that protects against major defects in the design, workmanship or materials used to construct a residential property, typically for 10 or 12 years after completion.

Who needs a residential warranty?

Residential warranties are commonly arranged by developers and builders but also provide protection for homeowners, future purchasers and mortgage lenders.

What types of projects can be covered by a residential warranty?

Structural warranties are available for many residential developments, including new builds, conversions and qualifying refurbishment projects.

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