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What Is a Structural Warranty and Do I Need One?
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A structural warranty (such as those provided by NHBC, LABC or similar schemes) is an insurance-backed guarantee typically required for new build properties and some larger renovation or conversion projects, particularly where mortgage lenders require evidence of structural defect cover before lending against the property.
For a standard single storey or double storey extension to an existing house, a structural warranty of this type isn't usually required by lenders, since the existing mortgage already covers the property as a whole.
Every project we complete, regardless of size, is backed by our own 2-year workmanship warranty, honoured personally by Pindi Sahota — covering the quality and compliance of our own work on site. For larger new build or conversion projects where a formal structural warranty is appropriate, we can advise on the right scheme at the planning stage.
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