Tradesman Insurance

To qualify as a tradesperson, you need to be a recognised professional in your chosen field of work and be over the age of 16. For this, you may need a professional qualification or certification from a trade body.  Providing you have a qualification in your chosen trade or are experienced in your field, you will often be able to purchase tradesman insurance.

Usually not. Tradesman insurance is designed for people who work for themselves and will generally be out and about, either working outside or at a client’s property. If you have an office which is not your home, you can take out a separate office insurance policy with Brisco Business.

The level of insurance can be tailored to the risks you face so you only pay for the amount of cover you need. This can include public or private contracts.  The most common form of cover for tradesmen is public liability insurance and you will often need to provide evidence of this cover before you can start work with a client.

There are limits to cover and all insurers include different exclusions.  When you compare quotes with Brisco Business, you are presented with a number of different policies from different insurers and you can choose the policy that best suits your needs.  Any cover exceptions or exclusions will be clearly documented in your quotation paperwork and you will have the opportunity to review this is full before you buy.

Premiums vary depending on which provider you use and the level of cover you take. The challenge is to ensure you are not left without enough cover while only paying as much as you need.  You can choose from a variety of different options with the Brisco Business quote comparison site and select the policy which provides the best combination of cover and value.