Construction insurance

Concreters Insurance

Concreting is high-liability work: wet pours go wrong, slabs crack, and one public liability claim can dwarf a year of premiums. Construction Cover arranges insurance around how concreters actually work, placed across 20+ insurers by our specialist team.

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Cover

What insurance do concreters need?

Public Liability

The cover that matters most. If a pour damages a neighbouring property, a slab fails, or someone is injured on or near your site, public liability responds to the claim and the legal costs. Most builders won't let you on site without $10m or $20m.

Plant & Machinery

Concrete pumps, line pumps, mixers, screeds and power floats are expensive and easily damaged or stolen. Plant cover repairs or replaces the gear your business can't run without.

Tools & Equipment

From trowels and floats to lasers and generators, tools cover replaces the kit in your ute or on site when it's stolen or damaged.

Contract Works

On bigger pours and formwork jobs, contract works covers your concrete and formwork in progress, against storm, theft and damage before hand-over.

Personal Accident & Illness

You are the business. If you're hurt and can't work, personal accident and illness cover can provide financial support if you're unable to work.

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FAQ

Concreters insurance questions.

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What insurance does a concreter need?
At a minimum, public liability, usually $10m or $20m to satisfy builders and principal contractors. Most concreters also carry tools of trade and plant cover for pumps and mixers, contract works on larger jobs, and personal accident cover to protect their income. We put the right mix together for your business.
How much does concreters insurance cost?
It depends on your turnover, the states you work in, the size of jobs and the cover you choose, so there's no single price. We compare 20+ insurers to find the right cover at a competitive premium. Tell us about your business and we'll come back with options.
Do I need $20 million public liability for concreting?
It depends who you work for. Many commercial builders and government contracts require $20m; smaller residential work may only need $5m or $10m. We check your contracts and arrange the limit your sites actually require.
Does public liability cover a faulty pour?
Public liability covers damage or injury you cause to others, for example a pour that damages a neighbour's property. It generally won't pay to redo your own defective work, which is why we talk through the right mix of liability and contract works for your jobs.
Can I get covered as a sole trader or subcontractor?
Yes. Sole trader, subbie or a full crew, we size cover to how you work, including the certificates of currency builders ask for before you start on site.

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Construction Cover is a brand of Stonewell Insurance Pty Ltd (ABN 23 645 965 699), Corporate Authorised Representative No. 1285612 of McLardy McShane Partners Pty Ltd (ABN 14 064 465 309, AFSL 232987).