Provides financial protection for Handyman Businesses & Tradesmen by covering potential liabilities, property damage, and injuries associated with their work, ensuring peace of mind and legal compliance.
Tradesmen and handymen businesses need insurance primarily for two crucial reasons. Firstly, it safeguards their financial well-being by covering the costs of unexpected events such as property damage, injuries to clients or third parties, or theft of equipment. Without insurance, these businesses could face substantial financial losses that might even force them to shut down. Secondly, insurance is often a legal requirement or a contractual obligation when working with clients or on certain projects.Â
These insurance types help handymen and tradesmen manage operational risks, protect assets, and ensure financial stability in case of unexpected events.
Protects essential tools and equipment from theft, loss, or damage, which is critical for minimising downtime and ensuring continuity of work.
Essential for covering claims of third-party injuries or property damage caused during work. For example, this could cover incidents like accidental damage to a client’s property or a visitor being injured by tools left on-site.
Provides financial support if the handyman or tradesman is unable to work due to injury or illness, ensuring they have a steady income during recovery.
Covers business vehicles used for transporting tools, materials, and staff, protecting against theft, accidents, or damage.
Protects storage spaces, workshops, or offices from risks like fire, theft, or natural disasters.
Covers materials and partially completed projects on-site against risks like fire, theft, or weather damage until the work is completed.
Required if employees are hired, covering medical expenses, lost wages, and rehabilitation costs for workers injured on the job.
A handyman is hired to repair a leaky roof in a residential home. While working on the roof, they accidentally drop a heavy tool that damages the homeowner’s expensive skylight. In this scenario, the handyman’s Public Liability Insurance would cover the cost of repairing or replacing the skylight, preventing the handyman from having to pay for the damages out of pocket.
An electrician’s work van is broken into overnight, and all their specialised electrical tools and equipment are stolen. Without these tools, the electrician is unable to complete jobs and faces a significant financial setback. Tool and Equipment Insurance would assist in replacing the stolen tools and equipment, allowing the electrician to get back to work quickly without a substantial financial burden.
A plumber is working on fixing a burst pipe in a client’s basement. While carrying tools downstairs, a customer trips over a loose floorboard and sustains injuries. The injured customer decides to sue the plumber for medical expenses and pain and suffering. The plumber’s Public Liability Insurance would help cover the legal expenses and potential settlement or judgment in this liability claim.
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