Place the policies before the crane arrives

Where construction starts, insurance needs follow — from the first excavation to moving day. The building application names the owner months before the covers are placed.

Every project needs cover before the crane

Owner's liability and contractors-all-risks cover are placed between application and construction start — exactly the window the official publication opens. Whoever approaches the owner then quotes before the bank or the general contractor brings in their own partner.

We read the cantonal gazettes and the municipal publication organs every day. On publication day you see who is building, what and in which municipality — with the owner and a link to the original publication.

The policy moments along the timeline

Construction phase — owner's liability, contractors all risks, erection cover: placed before ground-breaking, not after
Completion — buildings insurance in the cantons with a private market, plus the add-ons: water, earthquake, glass, building technology
Moving in — every apartment is a household: contents and personal liability switch most readily on a move — the number of apartments in the application is your pipeline
Financing — amortisation and death-risk covers for the buyers, timed to the sales start

How you work with the radar

Set a search agent on your market area — new builds, conversions or all projects, including commercial and municipal ones (Pro)
Get the alert on publication day, with the owner, the architect and the original publication
Use the phase timeline: contact the owner before construction starts, run the contents campaign at sales start
Excel export for distribution across the broker team

Match corporate clients cleanly

The owner arrives, where it exists, with its UID (CHE-…) — the key to matching a project to the corporate client already in your broker system: your client is building, and you learn it from the gazette, not from the client. For the data straight in your CRM: see Integration & interfaces.

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