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CIA Insurance Services
Tools & Equipment / Builders Risk
What is Tools & Equipment Insurance? Why do I need it?
- No protection for stolen tools by General Liability or Commercial Auto   policies
 
- What would it cost to replace your equipment if stolen? How much work would   you lose as a result?
 
- Covers small tools, as well as larger equipment. Larger items are identified   and insured individually
 
- Coverage of rented and leased equipment is available, if needed
What is a Builders Risk policy? Why do I need it?
- Also referred to as a �Course of Construction� policy
 
- Provides coverage from loss or damage to the job site such as work in   progress
 
- Available to homeowners, developers, contractors
 
- Example: a fire burns a partially completed house down. Builders Risk pays   for the replacement of materials and labor lost.
 
- Theft/Vandalism is also covered, Earthquake coverage and overrun limits are   also available
 
- Coverage can include property in transit and materials stored   off-site
 
- Does not cover injury or any type of liability
 
- Premium is based on completed value, location, construction method and   deductible level
 
- Normally ends when project is completed or in 12 months, whichever comes   first
 
- No return of premium if policy is cancelled before 12 months

