Shop Insurance

Shop Insurance

Shop Insurance

Shop insurance is designed to cover your business and assets. Depending on your needs and the providers in the market, cover can be provided for your:

• Buildings
• Contents
• Fixtures and fittings
• Stock
• Public liability
• Employers’ liability
• Goods in transit insurance

As there are a range of options available, it can be beneficial to compare a number of insurance providers which is why we have teamed with Quotezone.

Types Of Shops That Can Be Covered

Quotezone work with a panel of specialist UK shop insurance providers to help source you a cheaper quote and a policy to suit you. Simply fill out our short form to compare multiple shop insurance quotes.

Who needs shop insurance?

You may need shop insurance if you own or run a shop, retail outlet, public house or takeaway.

What is shop insurance and do I need it?

The retail sector is busy by nature and, however many precautions you take, accidents can always happen, so you need to protect you any your business against any legal liabilities.

What can I include in my shop insurance policy?

Depending on your individual needs for your business you may require cover for buildings, contents, fixtures and fittings, stock, goods in transit plus public & employers’ liability.

Why do I need public liability insurance for my shop?

Public liability insurance protects you against the cost of damages which may be awarded to members of the public for injuries that they sustained in your shop.

Why do I need employer’s liability insurance for my shop?

Employers’ liability insurance protects you against the cost of damages and legal fees for employees who are injured at work as a result of your negligence.

Can I get cover for theft from employees?

Yes, if you take out employer’s dishonesty insurance on your main shop insurance policy it will protect your business against losses caused by theft, fraud or dishonesty from your employees.

How can I compare shop insurance?

You can compare shop insurance by filling in one simple online form about you and your business, and a panel of UK insurance providers will contact you directly to discuss your shop insurance policy requirements directly.