Public Liability Insurance is the gold standard of cover for tradespeople, so why not find out what it covers, what it doesn't and whether you need it or not.
Protection against advice and designs supplied by your business can be as crucial as cover against property damage or injury to a member of the public. Read up on how you can protect your business from both scenarios.
Electricians who certify, design or advise on installations carry a risk that Public Liability Insurance doesn't touch: getting the advice wrong. This guide explains what Professional Indemnity Insurance covers, when electricians need it, and how it works alongside NAPIT and NICEIC accreditation.
No matter how long you've been working on the tools, things can go wrong. Having the correct protection in place should something untoward happen can have a significant impact on your business' bottom line.
Unsure what insurance is best for your carpentry or joinery business? Fortunately, you've stumbled across the right page. Let us take it from here...
Your business requirements will dictate how much insurance you need. And what's right for you, might not be right for the next carpenter or joiner who comes knocking. Let us answer the questions you want answers to.
Protecting your business from the risks your business faces on a daily basis. Carpenters' and joiners' insurance offers financial protection when you need it most.
Public Liability Insurance offers financial protection for your business, up to your chosen level of cover, if you’re deemed liable for damage caused to a customer’s property, or if you were to injure them or a member of the public. Without it, your business would need to cover compensation and legal fees.
Insurers consider several factors when determining risk levels, including the likelihood of a claim arising from the trade, the potential costs of a claim, the type of work carried out, historical claim information, and the severity of those claims.
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Find out the cost of Handyman Insurance with Rhino, and what other factors affect the price of your premium.
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Nearly 60% of trades jobs have been derailed by the sizzling heat this summer – with more than a quarter of jobs scrapped altogether thanks to the extreme weather.
Yes, so long as you tell your insurer the number of employees who require cover. Public Liability Insurance covers your employees if they damage a third party's property or injure a member of the public while doing their job for you, but only if you've added them to your policy.
Have you ever walked away from site absolutely sure in your mind that everything was secure and good to go? That's how one of our customers left site as well until later that evening he got a call from a customer telling him otherwise...
Employers' Liability Insurance is a legal requirement for the majority of businesses with staff, however there is an exception.
Self-employed in the trades? This guide breaks down the key insurance covers sole traders need — from Public Liability to Tools Cover and Income Protection — in plain English. Find out what matters, what's legally required, and where to start.
No employer means no sick pay. Here's what self-employed tradespeople are actually entitled to when they can't work, and how Income Protection Insurance fills the gap.
A straight-forward guide to electrician insurance: what cover you need, why Public Liability is essential, and when Professional Indemnity is worth considering.
Most self-employed tradespeople file their Self Assessment, send it off, and don't think much more about it. HMRC investigations happen to other people. Until they don't...
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