Brought to you by Towergate with insurance cover provided by Markel Direct.
A range of gardeners' equipment and machinery covered on an all risks basis including hired in plant if necessary.
Public liability cover with popular limits of £1 million, £2 million and £5 million for gardeners and landscapers
Dedicated claim handlers to give you peace of mind
You can choose to split your payment into 10 monthly instalments.
Gardeners cover offers public liability insurance for gardeners, groundsman and landscapers. Covering legal defence costs and compensation awards arising from injuries to members of the public and or damage to their property due to your negligence arising from the work you are carrying out.
You can choose cover for a range of gardeners and landscaping equipment,/ machinery, including lawn and groundcare, handhelds, cordless chainsaws, cutting equipment, hedge trimmers, ride-along mowers, digging and excavation equipment etc.
For excavation work forming part of your landscape gardening, including depths to 3m from ground level. Liability cover for you and your equipment.
The flexible cover can extend to include short-term and temporary labour employed for particular jobs, providing flexibility and simplicity to cope with resources for new contracts and seasonal demand.
By clicking “Get a Quote”, this will take you to a Quote and Buy facility provided and operated by our business partner, Markel Direct.
When you need to make a claim, Markel Direct will guide you through the process and get your claim settled as quickly as possible.
Markel Direct provide and administer this cover. Markel Direct is a trading name of Markel International Insurance Company Limited who is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority (Financial Services Register no. 202570).
Cover for occasional tree felling can be included up to 5m.
Yes, you can select gardeners public and employers liability cover for gardening and landscape contractors working in gardens at commercial, public and high-risk locations. Public liability is available for limits from £1 million to £5 million. These can include schools, hospitals, hotels, restaurants, cafes, golf or sports clubs and estates.
Yes, this can be covered by gardeners’ liability insurance, subject to safety conditions being followed.
Yes, you can include cover for labour only gardening sub-contractors, as well as PAYE staff for the same risks under your EL (Employers’ Liability) cover. it is very important to declare how your workforce are employed as this will affect how your risks are calculated.
To help you spread the cost of your premiums, you can choose to spread payment over ten months with the Markel quick and easy Direct Debit scheme.
For details of the terms, exclusions and conditions applicable, please refer to the full policy documentation provided by Markel Direct which will be available during the quotation process.
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