RenovationUp for Buyers & Sellers
Make post‑closing surprises a chance to improve, not panic.
RenovationUp can be attached to your transaction so that if a covered loss happens early in homeownership, there's an upgrade budget ready to go.
Make post‑closing surprises a chance to improve, not panic.
RenovationUp can be attached to your transaction so that if a covered loss happens early in homeownership, there's an upgrade budget ready to go.
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Buying a home is one of the biggest investments you'll make. Damage in the first few years can be stressful. RenovationUp helps you turn that into an opportunity.
If a covered loss is approved under your new homeowners policy within the plan period, your RenovationUp plan provides a defined pool of upgrade coverage.
Use those funds to modernize dated kitchens and baths, finish basements, or improve exteriors and systems while repairs are underway.
Get a RenovationUp plan at closing, so coverage is ready if you need it.
Offering RenovationUp as part of your listing is a powerful differentiator that signals confidence in your home and care for the buyer.
Signal to buyers that if something goes wrong post-closing, there's a path to rebuild better, not just back to baseline.
Differentiate your home in a competitive market by pairing any inspection or warranty offerings with forward-focused upgrade protection.
Work with your listing agent to structure RenovationUp as part of your overall marketing and negotiation strategy—it can be the tiebreaker in close offers.
Attachment: RenovationUp is tied to the property and the buyer's homeowners insurance, with the term, start date, and conditions clearly outlined in a short rider (added to closing docs).
Activation: Coverage typically activates on approved covered losses occurring after closing and while the plan is in force (usually 1–5 years, depending on product variant).
Coordination: Details on limits, eligible upgrades, and coordination with the buyer's insurer are defined in the buyer's RenovationUp agreement.
If you're a real estate attorney or closing agent, here's how to add RenovationUp to your standard closing docs →
Offering RenovationUp sets you apart. Your clients get protection; you get a closing differentiator that builds loyalty.
RenovationUp can help close deals on the fence. It's a low-cost way to signal confidence in your listing and appeal to cautious buyers.
We provide marketing materials, scripts, and training to help you explain RenovationUp to your clients and close more deals.
Contact us to learn how RenovationUp can differentiate your listing or protect your purchase.