Like most trades, being a plumber comes with its fair share of risks. Protect your plumbing business with the appropriate forms of cover for things like Public Liability* and Tool Insurance*.
As a plumber, you should be aware that many contracts and association groups require you to hold Public Liability insurance.
One of the basic types of insurance you need to consider as a plumber is Public Liability insurance.
This crucial form of cover is designed to protect you and your business against claims arising from third party property damage or accidental injury (not covered by the ACC) due to your negligent business activities.
If you’re working as a contractor or are a member of a trade association, check to see if there’s a minimum level of cover required.
Insuring your assets and your business are a smart move for when those unwanted challenges crop up and cause havoc. Business Insurance can keep your business running, even when the tools are down.
You need your tools to get the job done, so it makes sense to protect them. If you take the time to add up the replacement cost of your toolbox you might be surprised at their value. Could you afford to fork out your hard-earned savings to replace they all?Your tools help you get the job done every day and that’s why protecting your most valuable business assets is something to consider as part of your insurance plan.
Material Damage insurance covers your business property, including specified items such as tools, from loss or damage, including theft.
Portable Equipment cover gives you peace of mind knowing that you won’t be left significantly out of pocket if they are lost, damaged or stolen.
When working for under a contract or on a worksite, are you required to have a certain level of Public Liability cover?
Do you know how much your tools of trade are worth? Have you got cover for them if they were stolen or damaged?
Could you afford to take time off work to recover if you injured yourself or fell ill?
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