Wood Preservers Insurance
Public liability insurance for a wood preservers for less than £59* per year
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Quick Online QuoteWhat is wood preservers insurance?
Whether you work as a wood or timber preserver, or work in woodworm or dry rot control, your profession is full of risks that you face on a day-to-day business. In your line of work, where accidents can mean massive claims, it always pays to have insurance suited to your trade.
Why do you need wood preservers insurance?
This is where Tradesman Saver’s insurance policy comes in. Designed by talking to businesses like yours about their needs, we’ve put together a policy with everything you could possibly need. Customise with our online quote form for insurance that works as hard as you do.
What’s included with our Automatic Cover
- Public LiabilityLearn more »
- Financial LossLearn more »
- Products LiabilityLearn more »
- Legal ExpensesLearn more »
- Accidental DeathLearn more »
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How our wood preservers insurance works
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Complete our simple quote form with basic details about your business
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Get an instant quote & choose any optional covers you may need
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Tradesman Saver’s Public Liability Cover For Wood Preservers
Our standard cover is:
- Up to £5 million cover for public and products liability
- £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 wood preservers 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 wood preservers business include employer’s liability, which is a legal requirement for anybody who employs staff, and professional indemnity insurance. Here at Tradesman Saver we have all the coverage you may need as a wood preserver and you can get your quote online in minutes.
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Monthly Instalments
Cashflow is important to every business. Spread the cost by paying in easy monthly instalments.
Instant Cover
No need to wait for your documents. Our tradesman cover starts from the moment you purchase.
Added Protection
Public liability, products liability, financial loss, legal expenses and accidental death cover as standard.
Timber Preservation, Woodworm & Dry Rot Control
As well as providing insurance for wood preservation businesses, we also provide cover for timber preservation, woodworm and dry rot control businesses as well. Simply select the trade that suits your business best when you go to get your quote.
It Shouldn’t Happen To A Wood Preserver
Here are some examples of claims:
Example 1
You’re treating some wood in a customer’s property, when you accidentally knock over some of your client’s onto their carpet and it damages their flooring. They claim compensation against you for the damage to their property. Your public liability insurance is key here – it’ll cover the costs of the compensation, so you can continue focusing on what you do best.
Example 2
One of your employees is working on a ladder during a job, when the ladder breaks and collapses, causing them to fall and injure themselves. They choose to claim compensation against you. Your employer’s liability insurance is your ally here – it’ll cover the costs of the compensation, so you don’t have foot the bill yourself.
