Condominium Insurance

In a condominium, it is important to insure not only the individual apartments but also the common areas and facilities.

 If the roof is damaged by water, it must be repaired, which is in every resident’s interest. If the building is insured, unexpected and financially burdensome expenses can be avoided.

Our insurance provides comprehensive protection against 18 basic risks.In addition, you can tailor the insurance to the specific needs of your residential community with 12 additional insurance covers és and 8 mini packages.

Our Unique Services

Water Damage Plus Package

  • Drain Unblocking Cost Reimbursement: The insurer covers the cost of repairing damage caused by blocked drainpipes located within the walls of the residential building or apartment.
  • Water Loss Compensation: The insurer reimburses the verified cost of mains water lost due to a burst pipe occurring in the insured building or on its property.
  • Pipe Replacement Cost: The insurer covers the cost of repairing water pipes located within the walls of the residential building or apartment in the event of a burst, crack, or puncture, to the extent technically justified, up to a maximum of 6 metres of pipe, even if the escaping water does not cause damage to the insured property.

Our Unique Services

Energy Package

We particularly recommend the Energy Package for buildings with their own heating system, as it provides protection against mechanical breakdowns of the boiler or heating centre.Our insurance also covers damage to gas and electricity meters, as well as damage caused by broken gas pipes.

Vandalism Package

Our Vandalism Package covers the cost of repainting or cleaning the entrance doors of apartments if they have been painted or vandalized with graffiti.

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We believe accessibility matters, which is why our office is conveniently located right next to Kálvin Square.

Phone:+36/30 211-2770

Email: bestcover@bestcover.hu

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