Plasterers Insurance

We decided at Nova Insurance to offer a range of niche insurance policies for tradespeople rather than grouping them under a single policy type. After spending many years working with several tradespeople, we know that the difference between a plasterer and an electrician, a carpenter and a roofer is huge. Therefore, we can provide top-quality customer service and insurance products that suit you. Applying for a quote only requires you to fill out one form, so if you only have a short amount of time, then make sure you try us.

All our plasterers’ insurance policies include public liability insurance as standard. If any damage or injury occurs while on a job, you could be held accountable. We also offer employers’ liability cover for those who own their own companies, as there is a very real danger of one of your employees injuring themselves and holding you responsible. In this day and age, knowing you won’t have to face legal issues on your own is essential and could potentially save your business and your livelihood.

Most definitely! Tools are among the most expensive overheads for tradespeople; however, they also seem to go missing frequently. Without the right tools, any plasterer would struggle to do their job properly, and on an intricate project, they may find it practically impossible. If you have several employees, you may also find that your tools wear down or break more regularly, and this is where your plasterers’ insurance can really come in handy.

Plastering isn’t always associated with danger; however, over the years, we’ve had claims from numerous plasterers for a wide range of issues. For example, many carpenters must use ladders or scaffolding when working on the exterior of properties, which puts them at risk of falling and injury. However, injuries can also happen from just tripping over something left out on a construction site! You never know what could happen, which is why our insurance policy protects you the whole time you are on a job.

The Financial Conduct Authority fully regulates Nova Insurance and our panel of UK insurance providers. So why not start by filling out our form today to see if we can help you save money on your next insurance quote or policy?

Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) is a tax on general insurance premiums, introduced by Kenneth Clarke in the 1993 Budget, and set by the Government. All quotes and premiums will include IPT at the current rate.

The Financial Conduct Authority regulates Nova Premium Finance Ltd under firm no. 716933. Nova Premium Finance’s FCA registration can be checked at https://register.fca.org.uk. Nova Premium Finance Ltd is an authorised credit lender that charges interest on monies lent. Nova Insurance and Nova Premium Finance are not the same company, but do operate under a linked arrangement.