Glaziers Insurance

Tradesman Saver’s Public Liability Cover For Glaziers

Our standard cover is:

• £1 million cover for public and products liability (with an option to increase to £2 million or £5 million)
• £10,000 cover for any financial loss (£50K cover optional)
• Worldwide liability cover for temporary work abroad for up to 14 days (excluding the USA and Canada)

There are many insurance options which would benefit your glaziers business, and public liability is one of the most significant. This protects you if your work ends up damaging a client’s property or injuring a client or member of the public. For example, you may need to pay compensation if a client trips over your tools and is injured or you accidentally damage a customer’s carpet with your muddy work boots.

Claims such as this can cost a small fortune but having public liability cover means you won’t be responsible for paying any of the resulting expenses. You can purchase this as part of our automatic package, which also covers you for financial loss, legal expenses, and more.

Other relevant insurance policies for a glaziers business include employer’s liability, which is a legal requirement for anybody who employs staff.  Here at Tradesman Saver we have all the coverage you may need as a glazier and you can get your quote online in minutes.

The Best Insurance For Your Business’ Future

When you work as a glazier, you know your job can be incredibly difficult at times. But after the day is done and the paperwork’s finished, the last thing you want to worry about is an accident. Accidents can happen anywhere and at any time, so it really does pay to ensure you have adequate protection in place, to ensure your business doesn’t end up going bankrupt because of a compensation claim. With that in mind, here are a few examples of situations where your insurance could really help you out of a bind:

Employee down!

You’re on a job, fitting some double glazing with an employee. But while your employee is up a ladder helping fit the window in place, the ladder breaks and your employee falls, badly injuring themselves. They then decide to chase you for compensation for their injury. In this instance, your employer’s liability insurance has you covered – it’ll pay the costs of the claim for you, so you can focus on getting the job done.

A thieves’ paradise

You’re finishing up a job at a client’s house, and you’re loading your tools into your van. You return to the client to collect payment for the job, but when you get back to your van some ten minutes later, you discover your van has been broken into and your tools have been stolen. This is where it pays to have tools & equipment cover – with that cover in place, your insurer will pay to replace the tools for you, so you don’t have to pay out for someone else’s greed.