BSI shares new building safety competence requirements
The British Standards Institution (BSI), with support from key industry groups and the DLUHC, has released new standards outlining updated building safety competence requirements.
The British Standards Institution (BSI), with support from key industry groups and the DLUHC, has released new standards outlining updated building safety competence requirements.
While building warranties cover structural defects, they usually exclude unrelated water damage—this article explores when water damage is covered and why separate home insurance is also essential.
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Buying a new build is exciting, but a thorough inspection before completion is essential to catch any issues early - protecting you from costly surprises after moving in.
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When buying a new home, it's vital to ensure it's structurally sound—usually through inspections and a structural warranty, which protects buyers if defects are found after completion.
Building warranties and home insurance cover different risks—while one protects against structural defects, the other covers everyday damages. Here’s why having both offers the most complete financial protection.