Selling your home
Buildmark covers the home during the life of the policy.

Passing on your cover
Buildmark is intended to benefit every owner of the home during the lifespan of the policy. So, if you sell the home and the Buildmark policy has not expired, the new owner gets the benefit of the remaining cover (although note that the limits of the policy may already have been partly or fully used up by claims from you and/or earlier owners).
Transferring the policy
Your conveyancer may request the Buildmark documents (typically the insurance certificate and policy booklet) from you at the start of the conveyancing process and pass these on to your buyers' solicitor on your behalf. We also recommend that the new owner of the home contact us on 0344 633 1000 and ask for 'Customer Services' or fill out the form below after they’ve completed their purchase to provide us with their details.
Alternatively, your buyers’ conveyancer may use our online conveyancing portal to let us know about a purchase or change of ownership.
Can't find your policy booklet or insurance certificate?
Find out more about how to find your policy documents and insurance policy booklet.
Get in touch
Please complete the web form below for any policy documentation queries and we will contact you within 5 working days. We may need you to upload relevant documents depending on your query, please see a list of appropriate documents below. If your query is relating to a claim please visit: nhbc.co.uk/claims
Homeowner resources and information

Useful guides
Guides and information about some of the most common queries we receive.

Frequently asked questions
Check out our list of FAQs for homeowners or people looking to buy a new-build or newly converted home.

Make a complaint
We are sorry if you are unhappy with the service you have received. Please see more about our complaints process and how to make a complaint.

Consumer protection codes
Learn about industry schemes which give protection and rights to the buyers of new homes, ensuring they are treated fairly and are fully informed about their purchase.