Lack of insurance putting construction businesses at risk
Research suggests over one third may not have sufficient cover
Over one third of UK construction businesses are potentially working without sufficient insurance cover, according to new research from Quinn Insurance.
The research highlighted that over one third of construction businesses had diversified into new areas of business as a result of the recession. However over three quarters of these construction firms do not know if they will be covered by their insurance cover if they take on extra business outside of the stated trade description in their
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