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Construction and Public Liability Insurance Cornwall

As experienced construction insurance brokers covering Cornwall, we arrange policies that protect your business and clients. Our team searches the market to find the right policy for you, whether you’re a self-employed tradesperson or a large company.

Being Cornwall-based, we understand the local industry and are on hand for advice or claims.

What Our Construction Insurance Can Cover:

  • Public liability – covers third-party claims for injury or property damage, including legal fees and compensation.
  • Employers’ liability – protects your business if a member of staff makes a claim for a work-related injury or illness, including legal fees and compensation.
  • Contract works – insures projects against risks such as accidental damage, fire, storm, flooding or vandalism, subject to the policy terms and conditions.
  • Tools, plant and machinery – safeguards owned and hired equipment against theft or damage.
  • Materials and stock – covers materials and stock held on site, in storage or in transit against loss, theft or damage, subject to policy terms and conditions.
  • Policies tailored to your business – additional protection can be arranged around the work you do, so your policy reflects how your business operates.
Construction and Public Liability Insurance in Cornwall

Testimonial

I am the Procurement Manager for one of the leading Construction Companies in the South West – Brady Construction, Chris and his team delivered a great service enabling us to get the best deal out there for our Construction Insurance and Fleet Insurance. We highly recommend them!!

Lea Cooper
21/04/20

Construction public liability insurance isn’t generally a legal requirement, but many clients and principal contractors expect contractors and subcontractors to hold it before work begins. Without it, a single third-party claim could be a serious financial setback.

We arrange construction insurance policies for businesses such as:

  • General builders and contractors
  • Self-employed tradespeople
  • Groundworkers and civil engineers
  • Demolition businesses
  • Roofing contractors
  • Property developers
  • Renovation and refurbishment contractors
  • Specialist trades including electricians, plumbers, plasterers and scaffolders

If you’re a property developer with an empty property undergoing works, you may also need cover for unoccupied properties undergoing works.

Speak to our team for a no-obligation chat about construction and public liability insurance to cover your business needs.