We specialise in placing and advising on strata insurance for residential and commercial buildings across Australia typically those with a sum insured of $2 million or more. Our role is to help body corporates and owners corporations secure the right policy, ensure the coverage reflects the real-world risks of their property, and support them through renewals, compliance, and claims.

Our tailored strata insurance plans typically cover:

• Building and common property (including fixtures, garages, lifts, and fences)
• Legal liability (public liability for injuries on common property)
• Temporary accommodation or loss of rent due to insured damage
• Catastrophe cover (for declared events like bushfires or floods)
• Office bearer’s liability (committee member protection)
• Machinery breakdown (e.g. lifts, pumps, gates)
• Flood, storm, and water damage (depending on policy terms)

We manage the claims process on your behalf to ensure fast, fair, and stress-free outcomes. Our team assists with initial damage assessments, works directly with repairers and builders, and communicates with insurers to reduce delays and avoid disputes.

Because we specialise in strata insurance, we understand the complexities involved like shared property damage, committee approvals, and multiple stakeholders and we help navigate all of it clearly and efficiently. Throughout the process, we keep you informed and supported, every step of the way.

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Yes, if you rent out your strata unit, landlord insurance is strongly recommended. While strata insurance covers the building structure and common property, it doesn’t protect against rental-specific risks such as tenant damage, loss of rental income, or liability for incidents inside the unit.

Landlord insurance fills these gaps, ensuring your investment property is fully protected beyond what the body corporate policy provides.

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No, you don’t need separate building insurance for your strata unit. The strata insurance arranged by the body corporate typically covers the building structure and shared common areas.

However, this doesn’t include everything inside your unit. You should still consider contents insurance to protect your personal belongings, appliances, flooring, blinds, and any upgrades or fixtures that aren’t covered by the strata policy.

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Yes, even if your building has strata or body corporate insurance, you still need your own home and contents insurance.

Strata insurance only covers the structure of the building and shared common areas. It doesn’t cover your personal belongings, internal fixtures (like carpets, blinds, and appliances), or your individual liability within the unit.

Home insurance protects these items and helps ensure you’re covered for accidental damage, theft, or liability inside your property.

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Yes, Strata Insurance Solutions provides expert advice and insurance placement for body corporates and owners corporations right across Australia.

We work with residential and commercial strata properties in all states and territories, including Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, the ACT and the Northern Territory.

Our team understands the unique insurance requirements and legislation that apply in each region, so we can tailor your policy accordingly, whether you manage a 6-lot townhouse in suburban Melbourne or a 200-lot high-rise in Brisbane.

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Yes, we have experience managing complex claims, including major building damage, liability disputes, and catastrophe events. We guide you through every stage to ensure delays are minimised and outcomes are fair.