Construction Insurance & Relevant Policies

Construction insurance can be provided across a range of different construction industries from home building, project managers, scaffolding, roofing contractors and joinery manufacturers.  Construction insurance is the name given to insurance policies that provide coverage for damage, third party injuries or damage claims. If you are new to the construction industry in general, you are probably finding the navigation of insurance confusing. 

 

We have put together a little guide to help you get the right insurance for your company to keep you safe. We want to summarise the main types of insurance that you should be aware of for your construction projects.

 

Find out what level of cover you will need for your business on 01924 929070 where a member of the team will advise you further.

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Why Do You Need Construction Insurance?

When constructing a building it is possible that you will experience property damage eg. fallen trees, power outage, roof damage or flooding. Income loss due to theft, vandalism or heavy worker turnover, injuries to employees and liability claims. 

 

People who will benefit from construction insurance are: 

– Homebuilders & developers 

– General contractors 

– Heavy contractors 

– Specialised contractors 

– Home improvement companies. 

When constructing a building it is possible that you will experience property damage eg. fallen trees, power outage, roof damage or flooding. Income loss due to theft, vandalism or heavy worker turnover, injuries to employees and liability claims. 

 

People who will benefit from construction insurance are: 

– Homebuilders & developers 

– General contractors 

– Heavy contractors 

– Specialised contractors 

– Home improvement companies. 

Public Liability Insurance

Public Liability Insurance is a common type of business insurance that protects companies against liabilities for third party injuries or their property.

This type of cover is particularly important if you are working near other people and their property which of course you will be in the construction industry. This should be renewed every 12 months.

This is wide-branching in the construction industry as there may be a number of additional factors and risks that you will need to consider when construction projects are conducted around the general public.

This can also serve to protect stakeholders, site visitors and other individuals that may be affected by the risks or an accident occurring and provides peace of mind that the business is covered in case of an incident.

Product Liability Insurance

Product liability insurance protects you against liability for injury to people and their property which arises from the products you supply, manufacturer or import. If you supply, manufacture or import any products, this is the perfect cover for you.

Employer Liability Insurance

Employers liability insurance is compulsory for employers, regardless of if the employee is permanent, temporary, volunteer, contractor or freelance. The minimum level of protection will cover the cost of compensation claims if staff get injured or fall as a result of carrying out their required duties.

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