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Talk to a Professional

 

An insurance broker knows the types of covers needed and where to find them. This can save you time, money and worry.

When arranging insurance, many people take shortcuts without seeking proper advice, not understanding the fine print or considering whether they are getting value for money.

Often they are disappointed when their insurance doesn't come to the rescue.

 

Property Insurance

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Commercial property owners’ insurance, also known as commercial landlord insurance, is designed to offer specialist protection for landlords letting out buildings to third parties for commercial use. Our policies can include industrial units and warehouses.

Typically, a commercial or business policy will cover your property against loss of damage caused by fire and a range of perils such as lightning, storm, flood, malicious damage etc. We can also include theft damage to buildings as well as accidental damage and subsidence.

 
 

Business Insurance

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Depending on the type of business you own, the insurance cover you need to have in place should be specific to you and your businesses risks. Whether you are selling products online from your home office or you own a large enterprise there are risks associated with every type of business therefore it is important to have the right protection in place.

We have a team of commercial experts who are dedicated to helping you to put in place the right types of cover you will need.

 
 

Construction Insurance

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When it comes to construction projects, risks are inherent at every stage. From unforeseen weather conditions to health and safety incidents, there’s always the possibility of something going wrong. As a construction company, property developer, or tradesperson, the importance of being properly insured cannot be understated.

Construction insurance is a broad term referring to various types of insurance policies that provide coverage for your construction project, including property damage, third-party injuries or damage claims, and employees who are injured on the job. Essentially, it’s there to protect you from significant financial loss.