Woodworking is such a highly skilled art form that your tools reflect that. From the hammer and nails, the fine sculpting tools needed to create intricate details, to the heavy machinery you have the ability to give structure to empty space and strength where there is none. Your trade is fraught with accidents and accidental damages. Public liability insurance makes certain that any person is covered against any possible accident, even if they don’t work for you. The coverage also includes property that might get damaged due to your business operations, thus protecting everyone involved and taking worry out of all concerned.
With optional extras such as tool cover added at the click of a button public liability insurance for carpenters has never been easier, no matter what the situation, we've got you covered.
Whether it's £500,000 or £10,000,000 you need, we've got you covered.
From professional indemnity insurance to additional tool cover, add all the cover you need with your public liability insurance in one quote form and we'll tailor your insurance policy to suit your needs.
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You can get a quote by filling in our simple to use online form, or by clicking any of the "start quote" buttons throughout our site. Once you've completed that we'll take over and find the best quote to suit you and your business.
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Offering specialist tradesman insurance policies to construction professionals in the UK, we've got you covered no matter what the scenario.
It's highly unlikely you'll find an insurance company who will advise the limit of cover you need, mainly due to liability reasons. Our team of advisors will be happy to discuss your options and help find the policy that suits your needs best, however the amount and type of cover will be your responsibility to decide.
In some cases your job may stipulate the amount of liability cover you require. Many industry organisations and professional bodies could also prove a good source of information and be able to offer advice. At Tradesman Insurance 4u we offer between £500,000 and £10 million in public liability liability limit of cover for Carpenters.
Public liability insurance is a cover designed to protect you and your business from various compensation claims. Public liability insurance can protect you and your business from the following:
For example, if you are a scaffolder and dropped a pole on a clients foot, or if you're a painter and decorator and were to spill a tin of paint on a clients carpet, you could face a compensation claim.
Professional indemnity insurance is designed to protect your business from compensation claims made by a client due to mistakes made in your work. It can cover you from the following:
It'll often be useful cover if your business provides provides advice or expertise to third parties, it's is a must for any company whose clients might suffer financial loss as a result of your advice, services or designs. For example, if you're an electrical contractor who's design or implementation has caused a malfunction, you may face a compensation claim that having professional indemnity insurance would greatly benefit you.
Although not legally required, as most business come into contact with the public one way or another, public liability insurance is normally very useful to have for your business. You'll often find some contracts will require you to have a certain level of public liability insurance before you can start work.
Public liability insurance is particularly important for construction workers and shop owners, however if your business comes into contact with the general public, it'll be useful for your business.
It largely depends on the type of work you do and what type of business you have. As a sole trader working on a building site you may just require public liability insurance to protect you from injury compensation or property damage claims, but if you need insurance in the case of giving advice, to cover your tools or employees you'll require a policy including extra cover. You can find out all you need to know regarding cover types by reading our FAQ's and insurance cover yypes in full.
Whether you're an Carpenter operating as a business or on a self-employed basis, you'll need a specialist insurance policy to protect how you earn your living. Often you'll need a policy with a range of cover options such as public liabilty, employer's liability, property damage cover and professional indemnity. If you're unsure of what cover you need one of our advisors will be happy to guide you, just give us a call on 02071 185247.
At Tradesman Insurance 4u, we offer a range of liability insurance policies for tradesmen, including public liability insurance, employers' liability insurance, and professional indemnity insurance. You can also add optional extras like tools cover and personal accident cover to your policy for added protection.
Public liability insurance covers third-party property damage or injury that occurs as a result of your business activities, whereas employers' liability insurance provides cover for your employees if they suffer an injury or illness as a result of their work. By law, you're required to have employers' liability insurance if you have employees, but public liability insurance is optional (though highly recommended).
The amount of public liability insurance you need as a tradesman depends on various factors, including the type of work you do, the level of risk involved, and any contractual requirements you may have. Our policies offer limits of indemnity ranging from £1 million to £10 million, so you can choose the level of cover that best suits your business.
Absolutely! Our self-employed tradesman insurance policies are designed to provide the cover you need, whether you work alone or have a small team. We offer a range of liability insurance policies as well as optional extras like tools cover and personal accident cover, so you can tailor your policy to your specific needs.
Although also providing cover for complensation claims, professional indemnity insurance is a different insurance product, offering protection against different types of claims due to mistakes. Professional indemnity insurance can be a standalone policy in some cases, or an addition to public liability insurance.
Professional indemnity insurance does not provide cover against bodily injury, it's purpose is to provide cover against compensation claims due to mistakes in your work. For protection against bodily injury that's it's best to look into public liability insurance.
Although not compusory under law, some professions, including solicitors, financial advisors, architects and accountant require it due the rules stipulated by the relevant regulators and professional bodies. Some contracts may also require you have it before you're able to start a job.
Product liability insurance isn't required by law, however if you're a salesperson, manufacturer or supplier, you have a duty of care towards your customers. The Consumer Protection Act requires you to make sure that the goods you supply are safe. If injury or damage is caused to a customer or their property due to your product, you could end up facing legal action.
Carrying Employers’ Liability Insurance is a legal requirement for almost every business in the UK that has employees. It's purpose is to insure against liability for injury or disease to your employees arising out of their employment. You must also carry insurance for every temporary or contract worker you employ.
Carpenters public liability insurance policies from Tradesman Insurance 4u start at £59.95 a year, or £5.00 month if you choose to pay via direct debit (applicable if your policy is over £200).
Tradesman Insurance 4u presently offers a single level for personal injury cover. Compensation can be up to £10,000 for injuries to as much as £20,000 for death. Keep in mind the maximum pay-out which one is entitled to is usually determined by the nature of the injury sustained.
Our specialist Carpenters business insurance policies make it simple for you to cover all your insurance needs with one quote, one policy and one set of documents. Simply select the types of insurance you need in our online form and we'll provide you with a quotation that suits your business best.
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Yes, we offer the option to set up payment via direct debit, so you can spread the cost of your policy throughout the year.
Insurance for Carpenters can sometimes seem complicated and time consuming to organise. With that in mind we've tried to make it as simple as possible - we aim to get all the information required for your quote in 5 simple steps, then we'll do the hard work for you and find a quote that suits your business best, often within an hour or two.
For a much more in depth look at our frequently asked questions, visit our FAQ page.
We're here to help take the stress out of insurance.
The world of insurance can be daunting, especially when relating to complicated matters such as liability and compensation when a claim is being made against you. Even before an official claim has been made, the team of legal advisors we work with will be there to help you.
In terms of the claim itself, our advisors can guide you through the steps you need to take to prepare and how to further protect yourself.
To discuss your insurance requirements further, or to make a claim on an existing policy you can call us on:
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Having professional indemnity insurance is deemed vital for all businesses that give advice or offer professional services to other businesses. It covers you in the event that you give out faulty advice that causes financial loss to a client. You can avail of the professional indemnity insurance as standalone coverage or in combination with another policy. Here at Tradesman Insurance 4u, we can offer between £50,000 and £5 million in professional indemnity coverage.
As a business owner with employees, you are required by law to also have employers' liability insurance, which is designed to cover for claims from employees who have experienced accidents, suffered from injuries, or have fallen seriously ill as a direct result of working for your company. This is even more important for high-risk jobs such as in construction and other industrial-related trades.
From public liability insurance to employer's liability, professional indemnity to additional tool cover, we offer a wide range of insurance options to protect you and your business, find out more by heading to our insurance cover types section. If you still have more questions, head to our business insurance FAQs section or give us a call and one of our advisors will be happy to help.
