Public Liability Insurance

[tapit]

I've found Meerkats to be most competitive...tried a few brokers some said they could match but with alot of hassle sending screenshots of meerkats and info typed in X

@Stevieo

 

[Stevieo]

@Stevieo

Dfuq?

If you want rats to do the job, get @Casper

 

[superspread]

try A-plan insurance brokers , I have quite a few insurances with them, very professional and always beat the quotes I’ve had elsewhere

 

[ashburnham]

If you are a self employed plasterer with 4+ years experience and want £1,000,000 public liability cover, you can expect to pay between £54 and £72 a year with us depending on a few other factors.

Feel free to give us a try. Our prices are still as per the opening post. We keep it simple and are also here on the forum to answer questions. You can get a quote at www.ashburnham-insurance.co.uk/business-insurance/public-liability-insurance/plasterer/ or give us a call for free on 08001696137 and we will be pleased to help.

 

[bof]

Now I've gone full time on site do I need pli still

 

[ashburnham]

Now I've gone full time on site do I need pli still

We have an article about subcontractors on our website that might help. Basically if you provide your own tools/materials and work under your own direction, you are a bona-fide subcontractor and should still have your own insurance. If you are instead employed for labour purposes and tools/materials are not yours then you won't need your own insurance but your employer should provide public and employers liability for you.