Bricklayers Insurance

Protect your bricklaying business from structural damage claims, on-site injuries and tool theft with cover built for the bricklaying trade.

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What is bricklayers insurance?

Bricklayers insurance is a trade-specific policy that protects bricklaying contractors from the risks of building walls, extensions and structural elements. It typically includes public liability, employers liability and tools cover.

Bricklaying is physically demanding work that involves heavy materials and structural responsibility. If a wall you built collapses or materials fall and injure someone, the financial consequences can be severe.

Get options from specialist insurers to find policies from insurers with experience covering bricklayers, so your cover is priced fairly and accounts for the structural nature of your work.

Who needs bricklayers insurance?

Self-employed bricklayers

Working on domestic extensions, walls and garden projects

Commercial bricklaying contractors

Building walls and structural elements on commercial sites

Subcontract bricklayers

Working under a main contractor on housing developments

Repointing specialists

Carrying out mortar repointing and restoration work

Stone masons

Working with natural stone on traditional and heritage buildings

WHY CECIL

Built differently.

Structural work covered properly

Bricklaying is structural work and claims can be serious. Cecil finds insurers who cover structural trades without exclusions.

Fair premiums for bricklayers

Cecil works with insurers who differentiate between construction trades. You get a premium that reflects bricklaying risks specifically.

Quick, trade-focused quotes

Answer a few questions about your business and Get your cover options from specialist trade insurers. No unnecessary paperwork.

Claims support when it matters

Structural claims can be expensive and contested. Cecil partners with insurers experienced in handling bricklaying claims.

Common questions about bricklayers insurance

Do bricklayers need public liability insurance?

Public liability is not legally required but it is essential for bricklayers. Most clients and main contractors require it.

What level of public liability do bricklayers need?

Most bricklayers carry between £1m and £5m of public liability cover. Commercial sites may require at least £5m.

Does bricklayers insurance cover structural defects?

Your public liability covers accidental damage and injury. Structural defects after handover may be covered under products liability.

Do self-employed bricklayers need employers liability?

If you are a sole trader with no employees, you do not need it. If you employ anyone, it is a legal requirement with minimum cover of £5m.

Interested in Bricklayers insurance?

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