Insurance guides for tradespeople
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A guide to drain cleaners’ insurance
Draining cleaning can be a technically and physically demanding job. From dealing with harmful chemicals, to handling high pressure water jets, to operating electrical equipment near water, you might face many dangers.
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Which insurance is important for locksmiths and why?
Being a locksmith requires skill, dexterity, determination, patience, and sharp eyesight, all of which is usually underpinned by years of experience and ongoing training to ensure your skills can cope with the multitude of new security locks that enter the marketplace.
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What insurance do I need as a self-employed handyman?
Self-employed tradesmen are typically in high demand. Plumbers, electricians and builders immediately spring to mind, but being a handyman will always be advantageous because you are able to turn your hand to almost any task, large or small.
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Why painters and decorators need comprehensive tradesman insurance
For a self-employed painter and decorator insurance provides peace of mind that their business is covered when things don’t quite go as planned.
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Why self-employed builders need tradesman insurance protection
The key reason for self-employed builders to obtain comprehensive cover is due to the financial implications should something go wrong with their work.
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Why electricians need trades insurance protection. A guide to electrician insurance
Being an electrician, or ‘sparky’ as they’re affectionately known, can be a rewarding career, and many self-employed electricians are busy all year round.
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Why plumbers need tradesman insurance. A guide to plumber insurance
Plumbers face numerous risks when they undertake each job, some of which are not obvious when they quote for the work and only become apparent when they start the job.
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Trades: Top tips for keeping your tools safe and your business running
For many tradespeople, their tools are essential for their job. Without their toolkit they can’t work and make a living.