Bricklayers Insurance

Our cover for bricklayers is designed to protect you against the risks you potentially face daily, such as:

Property damage – You accidentally drop a brick from height which damages a client’s property.

Third-party injury – A member of the public trips over your tools or bricks that you have placed on the floor, and sustains a wrist injury. As a result, they make a claim against you for compensation.

Theft or damage to tools and trade materials – An opportunist thief steals your tools while you’re on your lunch break.

At Caunce O’Hara we offer you the ability to tailor your tradesman insurance to meet the specific needs of your business. If you simply want public liability insurance, that’s fine with us. If you want protection for your employees, work accidents, or negligence claims, we can help with that too. Our range of insurance policies suits most trades sector requirements.

Caunce O’Hara are experts for tradesman insurance. These are just a few of the reasons to choose us for your cover:

Quick online quotes

Complete our easy online quote form and you can get a quote in as little as 90 seconds.

Affordable cover

We always strive to provide value for money for our clients. Our pricing is transparent, meaning you won’t be charged any hidden or unnecessary fees.

Highly rated customer service

Looking after our customers in Caunce O’Hara’s DNA, which is reflected in our positive customer feedback.

Over 25 years’ experience

We’ve been offering business insurance to self-employed professionals since 1995. As a result, we understand the needs of self-employed professionals from a wide range of business sectors, which enables us to tailor our cover to meet your needs.

The cost of a trades insurance policy varies depending on your type of cover and the level of cover you need based on the size of your business, the equipment you use, and whether you employ staff.

Our bricklayers insurance starts from £88.33* per annum. For a clearer idea of how much you can expect to pay for your cover, simply get a quick online quote today.

*Price based on a bricklayer requiring £1million of public liability insurance.

As well as public liability insurance, we offer a range of insurance covers for your individual circumstances, including:

• Personal accident insurance – covers you for accidents sustained in the course of your work and can pay a lump sum or regular payments to cover loss of earnings.
• Employers’ liability insurance (EL) – is a legal requirement if you employ staff, with a minimum of £5 million of cover to protect your employees.
• Tools insurance – available with our public liability insurance policy, provides cover from £1,000 to £5,000 for the replacement of your lost, damaged or stolen tools.
• Good in transit insurance – provides cover for your goods against theft, loss or damage while they are being transported in your own vehicle, or on your behalf by a third-party carrier. The policy can cover theft of items whilst in transit; damage caused by an accident during transit; loss of items during transit; and damage caused to items during transit.
• Plant insurance (PI) – we offer cover for both hired-in and owned plant equipment. Plant insurance can cover the costs incurred for ongoing lease hire for hired-in plant while the hired plant is being replaced, recovered or repaired, and can cover the cost of repairing or replacing owned plant following theft, loss or damage (accidental or malicious) to your equipment.
• Contract works insurance – cover for costs incurred in having to re-do work that is part of a contract, including the cost of the tools, materials and the labour, should the existing work be destroyed by fire, flood, or theft.
• Professional indemnity insurance (PI) – covers professionals who give advice, provide designs or other professional services to customers and covers allegations of negligent work.

The excess is the amount you pay towards a claim you make on your insurance policy. For example, if you make a claim for £1,000 for stolen tools and your excess is £200, then your payout will be £800.

Please note the figures shown are for illustrative purposes only and any excess applied to your quote may differ.