Latent Defects offers top-of-the-line quotes for Social Housing Warranties that cater to all Housing Associations and registered social landlords. Our Structural Warranty coverage can extend up to the statutory 12 years for new builds and converted developments. Additionally, our warranty is ideal for mixed-use projects and regeneration schemes.
A Social Housing Warranty is a guarantee that protects newly built or converted properties for social or affordable rent against latent defects. This type of warranty can also be applied to equity schemes and shared ownership.
Our Social Housing Warranties are tailored specifically for use by locally registered landlords and housing authorities, builders, and developers. By choosing LatentDefects as your warranty broker, you can rest assured that your investment is secure in the event of any structural issues or defects.
Features of our Social Housing Warranty:
- Coverage for 10 or 12 years with Structural Warranty
- No registration fees
- Coverage for part-completed or completed projects
- Full risk transfer from years 3-10 (or 12) of cover
- Additional coverage available for loss of rent
Our team of experts boasts decades of experience in the property sector, so you can trust that we'll take good care of your Building Warranty needs. Our service manages the entire process for you, freeing up your time to focus on the day-to-day running of your project. Obtaining a Social Housing Warranty can be a complicated process that involves a lot of paperwork, questions from insurers, and time spent chasing quotes. We take the pain out of this process by managing everything for you. We ensure that you get the best price for the most appropriate coverage to meet your Social Housing Warranty requirements. Additionally, our team of experts is always available to provide free support and advice.
Contact Latent Defects today for expert advice and support from our team of specialist insurance providers. We'll provide a competitive and comprehensive quote for your social housing warranty.
