Review My Builder's Risk Project
Tell us about the project and how to reach you. That is all we need to start. A licensed 4J broker reviews it and replies within one business day.
What happens next
- You tell us the project. About a minute. No construction budget or contract needed yet.
- We review fit. A broker looks at the project the way an underwriter will: construction type, value, schedule, contractor and controls.
- We call you with a plan. Which markets fit, what they will ask for, and what to have ready. If we need more, we ask for one thing at a time.
Who this review is for
Owners, developers, general contractors, construction managers, home builders and lenders with a Texas project to insure: new construction or renovation, commercial or residential, from a single custom home to large commercial construction. Projects already underway are reviewed case by case.
Building multiple homes a year? Choose the builder program option in the form and we will review your starts as a program rather than one house at a time.
What we will ask for later
Only once there is a fit worth pursuing: the construction budget, the schedule, the construction contract's insurance clause, lender requirements, the general contractor's experience, and how the site is protected against water, fire and theft. See what to have ready for a project review.
Frequently asked questions
Does a project review cost anything?
No. There is no cost and no obligation to place coverage through 4J.
How quickly will I hear back?
A licensed broker replies within one business day of your submission.
Can you review a project that has already started?
Yes. Projects already underway are reviewed case by case. The sooner we see it, the more options it usually has.
Submitting a project review does not bind coverage or guarantee that coverage is available. Coverage, eligibility and pricing depend on underwriting and the terms of the policy issued. 4J Insurance Brokerage is a broker and does not underwrite risk or issue policies.