Construction exposures
Construction files often combine jobsite facts, subcontractor relationships, property damage, bodily injury, defect allegations, and coverage questions.
Defectand contractor liability
Sitefacts
Highexposure
Industries
Construction claims need facts, contracts, coverage, and field context. Contractor liability to defect work.
Corgi Claims supports construction-related property, casualty, defect, equipment, and high-exposure files with disciplined investigation and escalation.
Claim needs
Construction claims need more than intake. They need experienced handling.
Site investigation
Statements, photos, incident timelines, scene facts, and involved-party details stay connected.
Authority control
Coverage posture, reserves, payments, and escalation rules are handled with program discipline.
Defect and liability
Construction defect, contractor liability, premises, and product issues can be routed for specialty handling.
Audit-ready record
Timestamped communications, claim events, checkpoints, and documents support review.
Visibility and controls
Construction files need a record strong enough for dispute. Grounded in the file.
Claims can track parties, documents, photos, notes, litigation flags, coverage analysis, reserves, payments, and subrogation indicators.
Contractor and premises liability workflows support fact development.
Litigation and high-severity flags keep sensitive files surfaced.
Subrogation and additional-party facts can be preserved early.
Service fit
Where Corgi Claims fits. Scope, support, operating focus.
AreaScopeOperating focus
LiabilityContractor liability, premises, bodily injury, product, and construction defect claims.Fact development, coverage posture, reserve adequacy, and escalation.
PropertyCommercial property, builders risk-adjacent losses, equipment, and jobsite property damage.Inspection, estimate review, documentation, and valuation.
Dispute supportLitigation support, mediation, arbitration, appraisal, and trial monitoring.Keep the file organized for counsel, carrier, and resolution.
Claims operations review