Tradesman insurance FAQs

From 15ft to 50ft or more, we can source insurance policies that cover a range of heights to suit your company and its needs. Whether you’re working on a commercial skyscraper or a terraced house, we’ll present you with options to select the right cover for you. The simplest way to find out whether we can cover your height is to get in touch with us. 

This is common when working with commercial clients. If a customer asks for proof of your insurance, show them your policy schedule. This will say the name of your business and your insurer, their covers and limits, and their policy start and end dates.  Still need further proof? Get in touch with us and we can arrange a letter confirming the cover we've arranged as the business insurance broker. 

If your company covers a number of activities within the trade industry, we can source cover for all-in-one insurance policy.  We also have plenty of add-ons and alternate insurance options available to help give your business the protection you think it needs. Get in touch with us to find out how we can help find insurance cover for your business. 

It’s hard to say without knowing the facts, but we’re business insurance specialists, so we know how important it is to understand your unique requirements. Get in touch with us to discuss your options.  

There’s lots of additional covers that could offer further protection for your business in the event of damage, injury or loss of equipment or tools. Get in touch with us to discuss your business needs. 

Most employers are required to have employers’ liability insurance. Employers’ liability insurance provides cover in the event of employee injury. For more information on whether you are required to have employers’ liability insurance visit Employers' liability insurance - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). 

Subcontractors may need to have their own insurance, separate to the main contractor’s insurance. Public liability insurance can protect and secure your business from risks and hazards that are common to commercial, industrial and residential construction sites.  

While not a legal requirement, personal accident and sickness insurance can help you in the event of an accident by paying a weekly cash benefit if you’re unable to work temporarily from an injury, as well as a lump-sum payment if you’re rendered unable to work on a permanent basis.