Trades & Self Employed Insurance

Tradesman Insurance

Self-employed Tradesmen and small building and construction businesses tend either to work as sub contractors to larger companies or for their own customers directly, or both.

Tradesman insurance is used to protect against multiple risks:

• Builders insurance
• Joiners
• Bricklayers
• Electricians
• Painters
• Plumbers
• Landscape & Tree
• Shop fitters
• Commercial cleaners

Liability (public, employers and product), fire or flooding at your yard or on a contract site, theft of your van, tools or plant, substandard materials, cash flow problems, accident or sickness pose small but significant risks. If you're a sole trader, your liabilities have no limits. An expensive compensation claim could not only cost you your business, but your family home.

There's no shortage of tradesman insurance packages on the market. Many can be purchased immediately online.

Shop Insurance

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Running a shop can be a full-time business for the self employed.

Whether you're a butcher, baker, grocer, jeweller, hairdresser, newsagent or photographer, operating a franchise or running a corner shop you'll want the right commercial insurance package for you. This should give you the peace of mind to let you concentrate on running your retail business.

Learn more about shop insurance: what it is, why it is needed, inclusions and exclusions, the cost and your options.