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If you are an Aussie Tradesman looking for great value insurance solutions, then we have got you covered! Whether you need public liability, income protection, commercial vehicle insurance, cover for your workshop, stock or tools of trade, or a combination of the above, our quick quote form means that finding suitable options has never been easier.

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Specialist Insurance for Tradespeople Australia-Wide

Protect your livelihood with tailored insurance solutions designed exclusively for tradespeople. From public liability and income protection to cover for tools, workshops, and commercial vehicles, our broker referral network makes it easy to compare quotes from a range of Australian insurers and secure suitable protection, fast. Not all providers are compared.

Why Choose Us for Your Trade Insurance?

Nationwide Broker Access: Get support and advice from licensed brokers on our referral panel, wherever you work in Australia.
Free Eligibility Assessments: Get an initial view of insurance options that may suit your trade, with no obligation, before speaking with a broker.
Quick Quote Comparisons: Save time and money by comparing insurance products from multiple, participating Australian providers in minutes. Not all providers are compared.
Personalised Cover: Insurance tailored to your trade, whether you’re a carpenter, electrician, plumber, or any skilled tradie.
Claims Support: Brokers on our panel can assist with claims support so you can get back to work faster after an incident.

Our Insurance Products

Public Liability Insurance: Protect your business against claims of accidental injury or property damage on-site or in public spaces.
Income Protection: Secure regular payments if you can’t work due to illness or injury, ensuring you and your family stay afloat.
Tools of Trade Cover: Safeguard the tools and equipment essential for your trade – from theft, loss, or accidental damage.
Workshop & Contents Insurance: Cover your business premises and its contents against fire, theft, flood, and accidental damage.
Commercial Motor Vehicle Insurance: Flexible protection for vans, utes, and trucks used for your business, both on and off the job.

Who We Help

We support tradespeople across Australia, including sole traders, contractors, and small-to-medium business owners in construction, electrical, plumbing, landscaping, painting, tiling, and similar professions.

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Get peace of mind for yourself, your team, and your business assets with fast, flexible insurance. Don’t wait – protect your livelihood now by requesting a quote and being connected with a licensed insurance broker from our panel.

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Insurance For Trades News Wrap for Tradies

Podcast Cover Image Weekly wrap for Australian tradies: fuel and materials spikes are pressuring fixed‑price construction jobs; the Fair Work Commission proposes temporary higher fuel reimbursements for truckies and couriers from 20 April; cyclone and flood claims in QLD, NT and WA now exceed about 5,500 with Narelle heavily impacting Exmouth; and NSW CTP is under scrutiny after regulator action—check your rego and any refunds. Keep quotes flexible and ensure your vehicle, tools and contract works cover are up to date.

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Trades Insurance Articles

Why Every Tradie Needs Tailored Insurance: Protecting Your Livelihood

In Australia, tradies are the backbone of many local communities, providing essential services in fields such as construction, plumbing, electrical work, and more. These skilled professionals often operate their own businesses or work as contractors, making financial stability paramount. - read more

Why Tradies Need Tailored Insurance Coverage: A Comprehensive Guide

In Australia, a 'tradie' is a commonly used term for someone working in the trades, such as plumbers, electricians, builders, or carpenters. Tradies play a vital role in maintaining and improving our homes, businesses, and infrastructure. - read more

Protecting Your Trade: Public Liability Insurance Explained

Public liability insurance is designed to protect businesses and tradespeople against legal costs and compensation claims for injury or damage to property by a third party. In layman's terms, it covers you if someone sues your business for damages. - read more

Insurance News

APRA's 2026 Report Calls for Immediate Action on Extreme Weather Mitigation

14 Apr 2026: Paige Estritori

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has released a pivotal report emphasising the urgent need for substantial action and investment to shield communities from the increasing impacts of extreme weather events. The Insurance Climate Vulnerability Assessment (ICVA) serves as a stress test, modelling potential future scenarios rather than forecasting specific outcomes. However, the risks outlined are already becoming evident, reinforcing the insurance industry's calls for urgent intervention to mitigate extreme weather risks. - read more

HIF's 2026 Health Insurance Premiums to Rise by 2.6% from April

14 Apr 2026: Paige Estritori

Health Insurance Fund of Australia (HIF) has announced a 2.6% increase in health insurance premiums, effective from 1 April 2026. This adjustment is notably below the industry average increase of 4.41%, reflecting HIF's commitment to maintaining affordability for its members. - read more

APRA Reports Increase in General Insurance Premiums via Intermediaries

14 Apr 2026: Paige Estritori

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has released its latest intermediated general insurance statistics, revealing an increase in premium volumes placed through intermediaries in the six months to 31 December 2025. The total intermediated premium invoiced for this period was $22.97 billion, up from $21.59 billion in the preceding six months and $22.28 billion in the corresponding period of the previous year. - read more

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