Insuring Construction Related Risks
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This document provides tips for policyholders to properly insure construction projects and handle insurance claims. Key steps include appointing one person responsible for insurance, understanding available coverage options and limitations, identifying potential risks and losses, obtaining appropriate policies, and complying with policy duties if a claim arises. It stresses the importance of being organized, informed about coverage, and diligent in record keeping and claims processes to maximize insurance recovery.
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