Contractors All Risk Insurance
Comprehensive protection for construction projects
Ensure your construction projects stay on track with end-to-end risk protection covering site damage, materials, and third-party liabilities.
Who It's For
Key Risks Covered
Building problem awareness for your business
Site Damage
Physical damage to the project site due to unforeseen events.
Human Error / Negligence
Damage resulting from mistakes or negligence during construction.
Theft & Vandalism
Loss of materials or equipment due to criminal acts on site.
Natural Calamities
Damage from floods, storms, earthquakes, and other natural perils.
How We Structure Your Contractors All Risk Insurance
Project Risk Mapping
Analyzing specific site hazards and project complexities
Duration Alignment
Ensuring coverage matches the actual project timeline including maintenance
Liability Structuring
Optimizing third-party and surrounding property protection
Claims Advisory
Expert support in documentation and settlement of construction claims
Core Benefits
Exclusions (What's Not Covered)
Understanding the boundaries of your protection
Why CKP for Business Insurance
Your strategic partner in risk management
Strategic Advisory Approach
We assess your risks first, then recommend the right coverage — not the other way around.
Expert Guidance
Clear, practical advice tailored to your needs, risks, and financial goals.
Transparent Process
No hidden terms. No confusion. You understand exactly what you're buying.
Long-Term Support
From policy selection to claims — we stay with you at every step.
Common Risks & Mistakes
Avoid these pitfalls to ensure robust protection
Not covering full project value
Ignoring liability section
Wrong project duration
Is your construction project fully protected?
Get expert advisory on Contractors All Risk Insurance to safeguard your project and financial interests.
Frequently Asked Questions
It covers all physical loss or damage to the project unless specifically excluded. It is the most comprehensive cover for construction.
Yes, it can be extended to cover damage to property not part of the project but located near the site.
It protects against damage discovered during the maintenance phase that occurred during construction, or damage caused by the contractor during maintenance work.
Yes, policies can usually be extended, but it's critical to notify the insurer before the original expiry date.