Personal Accident Insurance
Personal Accident Cover For Window Cleaners
If you are a self-employed window cleaner, have you considered what would happen if you had an accident resulting in a serious injury, such as a broken leg?
Being out of work for a length of time could seriously affect your livelihood, particularly if you are the main household earner.
As we understand the window cleaning business, we have negotiated an exceptional Personal Accident policy, exclusively for window cleaners.
The insurance premiums have been significantly reduced to recognise the reduction in risk due to the high percentage of ground level window cleaning you do!
Even better news, with our unique scheme you are still covered if you fall off a ladder, or injure yourself, outside of work.
Premiums are as low as £159 per year, to give you cover of up to £500 of income per week, in the event of a personal accident claim.
Personal Accident Insurance FAQs
Personal accident insurance provides financial support if you’re injured and unable to work due to an accident.
It typically covers injuries, temporary or permanent disability, and sometimes loss of income.
It’s an add-on that provides compensation if you’re injured in a vehicle-related accident.
Yes, as the job involves working at height and handling equipment, increasing the risk of injury.
Common injuries include fractures, burns, and serious accidents that affect your ability to work.
Yes, many policies provide a weekly benefit if you’re unable to work.
Yes, it’s particularly important for self-employed window cleaners who don’t have sick pay.
Costs depend on your level of cover, occupation risk, and benefit limits.
Yes, it focuses on accidents and financial support, rather than medical treatment.
Yes, it can often be included as part of a wider business insurance package.