Sectional Title Insurance
Body Corporate Trustees

Sectional Title Insurance Broker Western Cape

Lowensvlei Insurance Brokers assists sectional title schemes and body corporates with building insurance reviews, renewal checks, geyser claims, excess questions, public liability, fidelity cover and trustee insurance support.

Clear explanation

Sectional title insurance and body corporate insurance work together.

Sectional title describes the ownership structure. The body corporate is the scheme entity that usually arranges the building and common property insurance. Customers often search for either term, so trustees should understand both.

Our role is to help trustees and managing agents review the practical policy issues: building sums insured, replacement values, excesses, geyser claims, liability, fidelity cover, trustee indemnity and renewal terms.

Trustee checklist

What trustees should review.

Replacement value

Check the building sum insured and valuation basis.

Geysers & water damage

Review limits, excesses, claims conditions and maintenance issues.

Owner communication

Explain what the scheme policy covers and what owners should insure separately.

Need help reviewing body corporate insurance?

Lowensvlei Insurance Brokers assists body corporates, trustees and managing agents across the Western Cape with insurance reviews, renewal checks, geyser and water damage claims, public liability, fidelity cover and trustee insurance support.

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FAQ

Sectional title insurance FAQs

What does sectional title insurance cover?

It usually covers the buildings and common property of the scheme, subject to policy wording, exclusions, limits and excesses.

Is sectional title insurance the same as body corporate insurance?

They are closely related. Sectional title is the property structure, while body corporate insurance is the scheme-level insurance arranged for the body corporate.

Can owners rely on the body corporate policy for contents?

Usually no. Owners and tenants should arrange their own contents and personal cover.