
Construction fire insurance
The insurance covers damage caused by fire to the building and its attached components. This includes fixed installations, plumbing, protective walls, and decks. It also covers construction materials and other elements that will be part of the building once it is fully completed.
It is important to apply for a fire insurance valuation for a new building no later than four weeks after the property has been brought into use.
For more comprehensive protection, we recommend taking a look at construction insurance.
The insurance covers
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Fire damage.
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Sudden accumulation of soot.
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Fall of aircraft on the property.
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Firefighting and rescue operations to avoid or limit damage.
The insurance does not cover
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Damage caused by items burning or melting if there is no fire.
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Damage from soot or smoke that has accumulated gradually. For example, soot from a chimney or candles.
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Indirect damage due to fire, including operating loss, delay in production or delivery of goods, loss of rental income and the like.
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The cost of cleaning up waste or toxins in the environment or soil following an insured event.
Insurance from the Natural Catastrophe Insurance of Iceland is included. This insurance covers damage caused by volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, landslides, avalanches, and floods.
Please note that the information about the insurance is not exhaustive. More detailed information can be found in the insurance terms.
In case of a discrepancy between this information and the insurance terms, the insurance terms apply.
Insurance terms and other information
The insurance terms is your contract with VÍS. It is important to thoroughly read the terms and understand what is covered and what is not, before purchasing the insurance.
We point out that the information document contains a brief summary of the main aspects of the insurance. Further information about the insurance can be found in the insurance terms.
Insurance terms and information document




