Read the latest magazine Industry News Insurance Public Liability Insurance Sky High for Roofing Subbies – Have Your Say 1 December 2022 THE COST OF insurance of all types for roofing professionals has skyrocketed in recent years, including for public liability insurance. Earlier this year the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) did a survey on the costs and availability of professional indemnity (PI) insurance in the construction industry. It found that construction professionals are being priced out of obtaining adequate insurance with almost a fifth paying more than 5% of their annual revenue for insurance. Getting insured to begin with is also a challenge, with fewer insurers able to offer cover to roofers and imposing more and more restrictive conditions on the policies available Public Liability Insurance for Roofing Subbies For roofing subcontractors needing to obtain Public Liability insurance cover to go on site, there are two main risk types that increase the costs significantly – hot works and work at height. Now, the insurance industry is working with specialist roofing community, Master Roofers UK look at developing a solution which will make it easier to buy insurance, get the right advice and provide peace of mind. It will focus on being more cost effective, appropriate for the level of risk and encourage safety by rewarding training and risk management. Roofing Today has been asked to conduct some reader research to find out what insurance arrangements roofing subbies currently have in place. To help develop this new roofing-specific insurance please take 2 minutes to answer five simple questions: Previous article £10M of Leadership and Management Training Contracts Awarded to Four ProvidersNext article From a Natural Pool to Natural Slate: CUPA 12 Selected for Beautiful Grand Designs Project Share article You may also like View all News Industry News +1 25 September 2026 Just a Quarter of Life-Critical Fire Defects Fixed in Social Housing Since 2017 Health & Safety +2 25 September 2026 Warning Issued as ‘Deadly’ Roof Sheet Freebie Offers Put Lives at Risk Health & Safety +2 25 September 2026 Two Construction Firms Fined Following Design Change Failure Industry News +2 24 September 2026 Industry Calls for Stronger SME Support to Turn Vocational GCSEs into Careers Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 126 September-October 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch