Protecting the scheme against the unexpected with technical data — accurate replacement valuations, conflict-free brokerage, engineering-led risk audits, and expert claims advocacy when you need it most.
Most management companies treat insurance as a once-a-year paperwork task. At Clearview, we treat it as a critical part of your building's financial security.
Our goal is to use the engineering data from our Asset Stewardship Audit to show insurers exactly how well-maintained and safe your building is. By providing "Risk Intelligence" instead of just a generic application, we ensure the scheme is fully covered for its true value.
This technical approach protects the Committee from liability and ensures that if the unexpected happens, the building has the funds it needs to recover without draining the owners' pockets.
From accurate valuations to expert claims advocacy — the six disciplines that make Clearview's insurance approach fundamentally different.
We coordinate professional valuations to make sure the "Sum Insured" matches the actual cost of rebuilding in today's market. Our background in drafting and construction helps verify these figures — so owners aren't paying too much in premiums or left short after a claim.
We ensure that "Office Bearers Liability" is a core part of every policy. This protects Committee members personally from legal costs or claims related to their decisions — allowing you to lead the building with confidence and genuine peace of mind.
Unlike many in our industry, we refuse all insurance commissions and kickbacks. When we recommend a policy, it is because it provides the best coverage for your building — not because it pays us a fee. This approach saves the scheme money and builds total trust.
When a claim needs to be made, we don't just "lodge the form." We act as your advocate — using our technical records and photographs to prove the damage and costs. We manage the process from start to finish to ensure the building is repaired quickly and correctly.
Risk isn't static. We review the building's safety and insurance needs every year — whether it is a change in local climate conditions or new fire safety legislation, we adjust your protection strategy to match the real-world risks facing your property today.
We use our Day-Zero engineering reports to show insurers that the building's structure, wiring, and plumbing are in good health. By proving the building is a "low risk," we can often negotiate better terms and more comprehensive coverage than a standard manager could access.
Two systems that turn Clearview's technical data into better insurance outcomes — and faster recoveries when claims need to be made.
Presenting your building to insurers as a premium asset
Instead of sending a broker a basic form, we provide them with our engineering audits, maintenance logs, and photographs of recent upgrades. This forensic evidence proves the building is being managed with professional stewardship.
When an insurer sees that the roof is regularly inspected and the plumbing is monitored, they view the building as a safer bet — allowing us to seek out broader coverage and specialised policies that clerical managers often miss.
Professional structural and systems condition assessment
Before-and-after evidence of all completed repairs
Fire safety, lift, pool, and WH&S current certificates
Evidence of planned proactive care — not reactive management
Demonstrates financial capacity to respond to damage events
Using data to accelerate repairs and recoveries
If a storm damages the roof or a pipe bursts in a common area, we immediately pull the relevant warranties and "Before" photos from our Digital Vault. We then draft a Scope of Works for the repair that matches the building's original standards.
By providing the insurer's assessor with this level of technical detail, we reduce the "back-and-forth" and get the claim approved faster — preventing secondary damage like mould or rot, and keeping the building's physical and financial health intact.
Relevant warranties, "Before" photos, and compliance certificates retrieved within hours of the event.
Repair scope matches the building's original standard — no downgrades, no gaps in coverage.
Engineering history, photographic evidence, and scope submitted together — not drip-fed over weeks.
Technical clarity speeds approval — preventing secondary damage while the building waits on a slow claims process.
When insurance is handled with technical intelligence, the entire community is safer. Owners can rest easy knowing their home is protected for its true value and that the Committee is shielded from personal risk.
The result is a scheme that is "future-proofed" against the unexpected. By choosing a manager who prioritises honesty and engineering data over hidden commissions, your insurance isn't just a piece of paper — it's a robust financial shield that protects your wealth for the long term.
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