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Carpentry review
Domestic sites, commercial fit-outs, and workshop-based joinery carry different exposures.
Fixed workshop machinery is usually treated differently from tools that travel to site.
Employing chippies or engaging subcontractors changes liability and workers compensation questions.
Covers commonly discussed
The conversation generally separates liability on site from the tools and machinery that do the work, then adds the works themselves where you are the builder.
Addresses third-party injury or property damage connected to your work, and is the cover sites ask to see.
Portable tools, plus saws, thicknessers, and dust extraction if you run a workshop.
Where you are contracted to build rather than to labour, cover for the works under construction is worth weighing.
Common questions
Use the first conversation to clarify documents, timing, fees where relevant, and the policy terms that need checking before advice, quote, renewal, or claims-support steps.
Public liability is the usual baseline, with tools cover close behind. If you take on building contracts rather than labour-only work, contract works cover generally enters the conversation. Your options depend on eligibility, underwriting, and the policy terms.
Often not in the same way. Fixed machinery at a workshop address is generally insured as business contents rather than as portable tools, so both are worth confirming.
Many head contractors still require labour-only subcontractors to hold their own public liability. It is worth checking the contract before you assume you are covered by someone else.
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