Existing buildings under renovation
Residential and commercial buildings undergoing structural or non structural renovation, for the building owner or the contractor performing the work.
Renovating an existing building, covered in days not weeks. Start a quote in minutes and a licensed California broker shops the renovation markets for you.

Structural renovation of existing buildings, to $4M

Renovation and remodel projects

Renovation builders risk via US Assure

Renovation and builders risk

Hard to place renovation risks

Renovation property risks

Specialty renovation

Specialty property programs
Residential and commercial buildings undergoing structural or non structural renovation, for the building owner or the contractor performing the work.
Terms of 3, 6, 9 and 12 months, extendable to 18 for extensive projects, with the declared renovation project cost scheduled alongside the existing building limit.
Condemned or scheduled-for-demolition buildings are outside the program, and structural work by an unlicensed performer ends most quotes. The broker checks who performs the work first.
Replacement cost option on the existing building, theft of building materials, vandalism and malicious mischief, second story additions, post loss repair work, and project starts.
A few questions about your business or home.
We compare carriers and read the forms line by line.
We explain what is covered, what is not, and what it costs.
A building under renovation is two risks in one: the existing structure and the work. Insuring them as one number, or on the wrong form, is how a mid-renovation loss turns into a coverage dispute.
The existing building and the renovation work are scheduled separately because they settle differently at claim time. The split is the quote.
Job sites get stripped, and standard property policies exclude materials waiting to be installed. Renovation forms schedule theft of building materials as its own coverage.
Renovation terms run 3 to 12 months and extend to 18. A policy that lapses before the certificate of occupancy is a gap the lender and the contractor both notice.
There is no flat rate for this coverage. These are the inputs a carrier prices against, and they are the same things the quote form asks you for.
It is builders risk written for an existing building rather than a new build. The existing structure and the work are scheduled separately because they are covered differently, where a new build has only the one value.
Either can, and the program asks whether work is performed by a licensed contractor and whether it is structural, because those two answers drive eligibility more than anything else.
Terms of 3, 6, 9 and 12 months, and the policy can be extended up to 18 months for extensive projects.
Yes, theft of building materials is a scheduled coverage on the renovation form, which is the most common mid-project loss.
Yes, second story additions are explicitly written, along with repair of existing damage and projects that have already started.
We are licensed in California, Texas, Pennsylvania and New York, and applications in Ohio, North Carolina and Michigan are with those states now. We do not quote a state before its license is issued. Start a quote and we will tell you where you stand before you spend time on it.
You answer a short set of questions, and a licensed broker at Menlo reads them, maps your operation to a class, and shops it with the carriers we are appointed with. There is no instant bind and no black box. You talk to a person before anything is quoted.
Start a quote and a licensed broker takes it from there, or talk to one now.