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Construction insurance, also known as construction company insurance, offers building suppliers, tradespeople, and construction businesses the contractual, liability and professional indemnity protection they need. Construction insurance is a flexible policy, and at Coversure, we can tailor protection to your/your business’s needs.
We get asked a lot of questions about construction insurance, so to make getting the cover you need easier, here are our construction company insurance frequently asked questions and answers. We’ve covered the most important issues here, but if you’d like some independent advice, then please call us free on 01482 434343 or request a callback. Our team of specialists will be happy to talk you through the options to ensure you get the protection that’s right for you.
Construction insurance offers construction industry professionals and construction businesses the contractual, liability, and professional indemnity protection they need. Construction insurance is a flexible policy that can be tailored to cover to your/your business’s needs
Anyone or any firm working in construction or related industries can benefit from having construction insurance in place. This includes builders, plumbers, electricians, builders’ merchants, supply firms, building contractors, construction firms, contractors and property developers, to name but a few
No, it can cover everyone from independent tradesmen to suppliers to the construction industry
There are lots of covers on offer, the most common ones being employers’ liability, public liability, contractors’ all-risks, materials, tools, professional indemnity insurance, contract works, plant insurance, the list goes on and on… If you’d like some personalised, independent advice as to what construction insurance can cover, please contact us on 01482 434343 or request a callback.
No, but if you have employees, then you will need employers’ liability insurance
Yes. The amount of cover varies from insurer to insurer, but a typical policy limit is around £15,000 for materials, and it can cover things like ongoing charges for hired-in plant
Yes, it’s included under the public liability and employers’ liability sections of the policy
Yes, it can cover stock and materials stored off-site, so long as this is noted in the contract, and they are stored securely
Yes, usually under the consequences of damage due to a defect in design, plan or specification, materials, or workmanship. A property in a defective condition is often excluded, though we can get an extension to cover that too
Getting a quote is easy. Call us today on 01482 434343 and one of the team will be happy to help