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As above for under £200 I wouldn’t risk working in someone else property without it....you can even pay monthly and cancel after the job if you like and at least it is in place when the works take place.......only needs someone to trip on ya tools mate...
 
Public liability insurance is an absolute MUST for any trades person.
£150 a year is the best investment you will make.
i put a hole through To an adjoining houses wall on a rewire and the entire room needed to re wallpapering.
the final Insurance job came to nearly 2 grand.
my insurance paid the lot and I had £0 excess policy.
best 150 I ever spent
 

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