MBA Insurance Services is a national insurance broker whose core activity is to provide insurance broking and risk management services primarily to the building, construction and property industries.

We make a commitment to all clients to provide:

- Highly motivated staff who understand the various aspects of building and construction insurance

- The best ‘value for money’ coverage available in the Australian insurance market

- Appropriate risk solutions for the differing needs of commercial and residential builders

- Regular communication about what you need to know about building and construction insurance

- Access to local service teams that understand the issues in your State

Remember, every cent that MBAIS makes gets ploughed back into the building sector through localised MBA programs


‘…SUPPORT YOUR INDUSTRY BY SUPPORTING MBAIS…’



Latest News

Home Building Amendment Act 2011 - NSW

31st January 2012

On 19 October 2011, the NSW Parliament passed a package of reforms to the Home Building Act 1989 which includes changes to: Home warranty insurance, Statutory warranty, Contract requirements.These reforms apply to all residential building work covered by home warranty insurance but do not apply to claims that have already been made (whether finalised or not), or to legal proceedings underway or finalised. The changes will commence in two stages, the first took effect on 25 October 2011, while second will begin on 1 February 2012. [+]

Home Warranty - What is a speculative project? - NSW

12th January 2012

Many licensed builders are undertaking speculative work whereby they construct homes on parcels of land they have purchased and sell them upon completion. A licensed builder wishing to carry out speculative work must own the block of land on which they propose to build on. The title to the land must note the builder as the registered proprietor only... [+]

Insolvency/deregistration of your company will have significant consequences

12th January 2012

Historically, when a building company has experienced financially difficulty, the common practice had been to liquidate and wind up the company. This enabled a builder to wind up their company that was in debt and essentially create a new business with which they could commence trade under... [+]