If you run a car valeting business, whether mobile, unit-based, or part-time, you’re likely already aware that Public Liability Insurance is essential.
For many businesses and self-employed professionals in Northern Ireland, getting Public Liability Insurance shouldn’t be difficult, but it often is.
Operating solely on private property doesn’t make your skip hire business immune to risk. If someone makes a claim against you, you’re liable.
Having insurance isn’t enough. It needs to be reviewed regularly to ensure it keeps up with changes in your property, tenants, and legal responsibilities.
If you own or control a car park, you may have a legal and financial responsibility that goes far beyond just providing space for vehicles.
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are once again a major talking point in the UK property sector, and for landlords, they’re more relevant than ever.
When do you require business insurance for a side hustle? The short answer is whenever you have risk, clients, or income. Let’s break that down.
At Ashburnham Insurance, we’ve been closely monitoring how the shift in smart home technology affects insurance policies. Here’s what landlords need to know.
An insurance policy for mechanics is designed to protect your business against both everyday operational risks and more serious incidents.
Not all landlord insurance policies are priced the same. If you’ve ever wondered why your premium is higher (or lower) than expected, you’re not alone.