Checkmate is a division of Lockton specialising in latent defects structural insurance and home warranty cover for new and refurbished homes and commercial premises throughout the UK. From new-build homes on the open market to development schemes for apartments or offices, Checkmate insurance provides new home warranty policy or latent defects insurance cover for virtually all types of development projects.

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Checkmate is a division of Lockton specialising in latent defects structural insurance and home warranty cover for new and refurbished homes and commercial premises throughout the UK.

From new-build homes on the open market to development schemes for apartments or offices, Checkmate provides new home warranty policy or latent defects insurance cover for virtually all types of development projects.

It also covers all types of retail, commercial, industrial, healthcare, education and hotels, whether these form part of a residential development or a standalone project.

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Our Checkmate Insurance Team

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Janine Armstrong

Head of Checkmate
ja@checkmate.uk.com
+44 114 327 6062

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