Gyula and Irén's building prepares for the meeting with checklists – Pajzsi says a well-insured building isn't luck, it's a ticked list.
Templates, checklists and glossaries for the building's insurance affairs – everything readable and copyable directly on the page, no downloads or registration. Especially handy ahead of the spring meeting season.
Gyula and Irén's building prepares for the meeting with checklists – Pajzsi says a well-insured building isn't luck, it's a ticked list.
A text template for taking out or switching insurance – with blanks to fill and explanations; adapt it to the building's deed of foundation and house rules (SZMSZ), and consult a lawyer on legal questions.
Open →The fillable skeleton for comparing quotes: covers, sums, deductibles, limits – row by row, meeting-ready.
Open →“Why this much?”, “what do we get for it?” – the most common meeting questions with calm, factual answer panels.
Open →From agenda to resolution: the route of an insurance decision, step by step, with timing.
Open →A short, friendly text skeleton for residents: what the building's policy covers, what it doesn't, what to do in a claim.
Open →When and how the building can decide without a meeting – the framework given by the house rules, and the pitfalls.
Open →The manager's quarter-hour per year as a tickable list: sum, claims, changes, premium-content quick test.
Open →From risers to roof: the prevention routine that improves the claims record and, over time, the premium.
Open →What to prepare for the tender – from the building's documents, as a tickable list.
Open →Five strong questions for every condominium insurance quote – whoever brings it. Fit for the meeting too.
Open →A pin-up, plain-language to-do list for residents: what to do in a claim, who to contact.
Open →What to review in the deed of foundation and the SZMSZ through insurance eyes – in tickable points.
Open →At a change of manager or managing agent: the items of a complete insurance handover.
Open →From the new policy to an orderly transition: checks, premium setup, archive, information, calendar.
Open →Five questions for the current policy: sum, covers, limits, record, premium – before the building changes anything.
Open →30 condominium insurance terms, each in one clear sentence, linked to the deeper articles.
Open →The 15 expressions that make every quote and policy readable – a crash course.
Open →Bilingual vocabulary for international owners – from building insurance to underinsurance.
Open →“The building's policy covers everything”, “it's compulsory like motor insurance” – the six most common, with facts.
Open →Seven questions, and the picture emerges: where the building's insurance may stand, and the good next step.
Take it →From underinsurance to the forgotten renewal – each with its antidote.
Open →Every resource lives directly on the page – you always see the current version, and can copy it any time. If you would like a version tailored to your building, let me know at the consultation.
For property managers the fastest route is the insurer’s claims line and online portal – collected here for the mediated insurers.
| Insurer | Claims by phone | Online claims |
|---|---|---|
| Alfa | +36 1 477 4800 Lakásdoktor line (24/7): +36 1 525 2737 | Report → |
| Allianz | +36 1 421 1421 Assistance Express (0–24): 06 80 104 122 | Report → |
| Colonnade | +36 1 460 1400 · karrendezes@colonnade.hu | Report → |
| Generali | +36 1 452 3333 Házőrző home assistance (24/7): +36 1 458 4452 | Report → |
| Groupama | +36 1 467 3500 | Report → |
| K&H | +36 1 335 3355 (from mobile: 20/30/70 335 3355) | Report → |
| Uniqa | +36 1 544 5555 (from mobile: 20/30/70 544 5555) | Report → |
Last checked: 27 August 2026 · Based on the insurers’ publicly available contact details – if in doubt, the contact details on your policy prevail.
Free of charge, no obligation – by the end you will see the options and the next step clearly.