Whether you’re running a small start-up or managing an established business with hundreds of employees, we understand the unique challenges and risks you face.
Our commercial combined insurance covers can provide a range of covers under a single policy like those shown below, or they can be arranged separately. From property and liability insurance to employee protection and beyond, we’ve got you covered.
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A Commercial Combined or package policy can cover a number of different sections, or they can each be insured separately. Speak to the Dickson team to see what works best for your business.
Commercial property insurance covers damage to your business premises and its contents due to events like fire, theft, or natural disasters.
Public liability insurance is a type of business insurance that protects your from financial loss if you are held liable for injury or property damage to third parties, such as customers, clients, or the general public. It covers the cost of compensation claims, legal fees, and medical expenses associated with such incidents. for example, if a customer slips and falls in your premises, public liability insurance can help cover the costs of their medical treatment and any compensation awarded.
This cover is a legal requirement for any businesses with employees. It provides cover for claims for injury or illness suffered by employees during the course of their work
Business interruption insurance covers the loss of income that a business suffers after a disaster.
Providing cover for theft from your premises if they are broken into, up to the sum insured
Providing cover for whilst you’re moving your stock to or from your own or your customers’ premises
Top Policy Features
'Day 1 uplift' cover, providing an automatic increase of the value of the property to account for potential increases in rebuilding costs due to inflation
Giving you peace of mind that you have the broadest cover available
Required by law, this covers claims from employees who suffer illness or injury due to their work
There are many additional covers available, such as deterioration of stock, money cover, legal expenses, and cyber cover
Here’s a breakdown of what our policies offer.
| Available? | |
|---|---|
| Public Liability | |
| Product Liability | |
| Commercial Combined | |
| Professional Indemnity | |
| Commercial Property | |
| Property Owners | |
| Business Contents | |
| Employers' Liability | |
| Office Insurance | |
| Goods in Transit | |
| Business Travel | |
| Contract Works Insurance | |
| Engineering Insurance | |
| Cyber Insurance | |
| Tradesman Insurance | |
| Motor Fleet and Motor Trade | |
| Tools in Transit | |
| Courier Insurance | |
| Directors & Officers | |
| Minibus | |
| Agriculture |
Cyber Insurance
Cyber insurance protects your business against the financial impact of cyber attacks and data breaches.
Tools and Equipment Insurance
Tools and equipment insurance covers the cost of repairing or replacing tools and equipment that are lost, stolen, or damaged.
Directors & Officers' (D&O) Insurance
Directors and officers insurance protects the personal assets of directors and officers if they are sued for wrongful acts in managing the company.
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FAQs
In the UK, certain types of business insurance are legally required. The main two are Employers’ Liability and Motor Insurance.
Employers’ Liability Insurance: If you have employees, you must have this insurance to cover claims from employees who are injured or become ill due to their work
Motor Insurance: If your business uses vehicles, you must have at least third-party motor insurance as a minimum, which covers damage to property or vehicles, or injury to people.
Public Liability Insurance covers your business against claims made by third parties for injuries or damage to their property caused by your business activities. This insurance is not legally required but is highly recommended, especially if your business interacts with the public, clients, or customers. It helps protect against potentially costly legal fees and compensation claims.
Professional Indemnity Insurance protects your business against claims of negligence, errors, or omissions made by clients as a result of your professional services or advice. This is crucial for businesses that provide consultancy, advice, or professional services, as it covers legal costs and any compensation awarded to the claimant.
The amount of business insurance you need depends on several factors, including the size of your business, the industry you operate in, and the specific risks associated with your business activities. We can help you assess your risks to determine the right level of cover. A small retail shop’s requirements will differ from a large factory, so talk to one of our team.
Yes, you can obtain business insurance before officially registering your business. This can be particularly useful if you want to ensure you are covered from the moment you start trading. However, you will need to provide accurate information about your business activities and structure to get an appropriate policy.