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Building Indemnity Insurance (BII) is mandatory for most domestic building work in South Australia, and builders must have a policy in place before any work starts. With changes to thresholds coming into effect and increased enforcement, it’s critical that builders understand when BII applies and what must be provided to homeowners and councils.
BII protects the homeowner if a project fails or is abandoned due to insolvency, death, or disappearance of the builder. It also covers losses from defective work for up to five years. Contract values, chattels, council approvals and project type all influence whether insurance is required. Getting this wrong can mean delays, rejected permits or serious penalties.
Our full guide explains when BII is needed, what insurers cover, how statutory warranties apply, exemptions, claim limits, and how modular or prefabricated homes are treated. If you want clarity before signing contracts or starting work, access the article and stay fully compliant.
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Residential building industry professionals in South Australia.