What does SelfBuild insurance cover?

SelfBuild insurance policies are designed to cover from the point the build phase starts all the way through to completing the build. Covers available include:

Public Liability: Your liabilities if someone is killed or injured while on your self-build site.
Employers’ Liability: Your liabilities if someone you employ is killed or injured while working on your site.
Contract Works: The cost of replacing or repairing the structure being built.
Contractors All Risks: A different name for Contract Works.
Tools: The cost to replace stolen portable tools, owned by your employees.
Personal Belongings: The cost to replace your belongings stored on site while you complete your build.
Buildings: The cost to repair or replace the finished property.
Contents: The cost to replace contents in the finished property.
Materials: The cost to replace materials you own that get stolen from your site.
Hired-in Plant: The cost to replace or repair plant you’ve hired, including hire charges you may be liable for.
Owned Plant: The cost to repair or replace plant you own, if it’s stolen or damaged.
Temporary Buildings: The cost to repair or replace temporary buildings (like portakabins), that are damaged while on site.