Insurance

[billbroon 9]

Hi guys, im going on a vermin control course to get some experience in pest control but just wondering where is the best place to get some insurance is and what type of insurance i would need if i were to do some trapping jobs.

Thanks Billy

Edited July 10, 2010 by billbroon

[d6k 11]

Hi guys, im going on a vermin control course to get some experience in pest control but just wondering where is the best place to get some insurance is and what type of insurance i would need if i were to do some trapping jobs.

Thanks Billy

 

 

I use bill fountain and pay around £500 which is good for the amount of cover i have.

[moley 115]

Hi guys, im going on a vermin control course to get some experience in pest control but just wondering where is the best place to get some insurance is and what type of insurance i would need if i were to do some trapping jobs.

Thanks Billy

 

 

I use bill fountain and pay around £500 which is good for the amount of cover i have.

try nfu

[rickardo 76]

i use cliverton found them quite cheap.

[billbroon 9]

Thanks chaps.

[trappa 518]

i use bradshaw bennet

[dean 11]

Thanks chaps.

CLIVERTON VERY CHEAP

[donky7 9]

Bradshaw Bennett for me too....

 

and was very helpfull when i cocked up my payments.

[Urban Fox Control London 8]

https://www.simplybusiness.co.uk/

 

A good provider for small businesses and part of British Gas.

[Dakaras 3]

Another Bill Fountain user here very reasonable

[stubby 175]

Hi guys, im going on a vermin control course to get some experience in pest control but just wondering where is the best place to get some insurance is and what type of insurance i would need if i were to do some trapping jobs.

Thanks Billy

 

 

firstly, are you going to be charging for your services, trapping etc, as if not, then a normal membership with SACS will cover your insurance,public liability etc

 

if your going to charge, then any of the above

[billbroon 9]

Hi guys, im going on a vermin control course to get some experience in pest control but just wondering where is the best place to get some insurance is and what type of insurance i would need if i were to do some trapping jobs.

Thanks Billy

 

 

firstly, are you going to be charging for your services, trapping etc, as if not, then a normal membership with SACS will cover your insurance,public liability etc

 

if your going to charge, then any of the above

Ive been doing a bit of pest control on the estate i work rabbits, moles ect and a few people have asked me to give them prices to do there moles, so i am just looking into insurance so i can do it properly. I got a quote of go compare for £190 for the year. How does that sound to u guys.

Billy

[heart of wales 19]

As I employ one person I have to pay £894

[Matt 160]

Insurance is like anything else; you get what you pay for.

 

Like HoW, I employ people, so have to have employers liability as well as public liability. I do mine through Bradshaw Bennet, and get great service from them.

 

If you have a problem, which could cost you thousands, you may regret trying to save a couple of hundred quid when the insurance doesn't pay out.

[trappa 518]

 

Ive been doing a bit of pest control on the estate i work rabbits, moles ect and a few people have asked me to give them prices to do there moles, so i am just looking into insurance so i can do it properly. I got a quote of go compare for £190 for the year. How does that sound to u guys.

Billy

You will need to look into the smallprint. Like matt says you need proper insurance. Tossers out there are looking for a fast buck through this blame and claim culture, and mole traps are a target. You can trip on them or fall on them. If your not insured properly and sued then you could theorhetically lose your house.