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Does anyone have insurance for a tree surgery van in London for under £1000? Last year I paid £807 fully comprehensive. The renewal quote is £1680. Even allowing for 10% inflation that's a 90% increase.
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So, I’ve got a customer who, long story short wouldn’t pay the remainder of a bill that was due in May. When we threatened small claims court, he accused our staff of damaging a self driven lawn mower. the issue, he claims, is that by not leaving at least 2 inches of a stump, the lawn mo...
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Follow us on Twitter @ArboriskUK - we are tweeting about industry issues, risk management, H&S practices and anything else that we think will be of interest to you! We use Twitter to help spread good practice and provide useful information to our followers. You can contact us for an insurance...
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Just a quick note to wish all arbtalk members, administrators and our customers a very merry christmas and a prosperous 2013. From the Arb Team @ Trust Insurance
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We are launching our brand new AOne product, designed especially for sole traders – we can tell you all about it at the show. Also for those of you that don’t already know, you can get great rates on Personal Accident Cover with us if you are already a client of ours. Plus we’ll be doing a... -
ime doing a tree pruning assignment and it asks me to show a tree that would need to be pruned or removed for insurance purposes. does anyone know what it means?
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just wondering if anyone knows anything about the law regarding agri spect insurance and wot u can and carnt do I.e can i get a lorry and make it agri spec there for not needing a hgv liesence?????????? help??
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Hi all, I'am 20 years of age and i have a Mitsubish shogun sport elegance 4x4 which i need to get insurance for. Now the most expensive being £14,000 through Tesco and the cheapest being through Adrian flux for £3,800 FOR THIRD FIRE AND THEFT, fully comp is in the £5-8000 region. I hav...
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Hi, I am not an arborist but I have to climb trees to check natural nest holes for nesting birds for my job at the university of Cambridge. I have just finished a cs38 climbing course at Shuttleworth college and have all my gear. However, I the harness I bought before I did the course is a New Trib...
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Hi all, ive recently been discussing with a few businesses I skip between around my area and it would be much easer to get payed if i became self employed. I only know self employed carpenters and assume the deal with equipment use and insurance is completely different. Could anyone explai...
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hi! im finishing off my diploma in forestery and arb this year and next year im doing my foundation degree which is 1 day a week. all i want to do on the other days is have a small tree surgery buissnes and i will be fully ticketed by then etc. could any of you guys tell me roughly how much...
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We would like to just say a big thank you to all our clients for their continued loyalty – our average retention rate is 98.5% which is outstanding in such a competitive price driven industry. The reason our clients say they stick with us is our quality cover at competitive prices coupled with...
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Across the country, thousands of vehicle owners are finding themselves victims of catalytic converter theft. With the price of precious metals skyrocketing, thieves are stealing catalytic converters that contain enough platinum, palladium or rhodium to make it worth the risk to cut it from the under...
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We are delighted to announce the launch of Arborisk.co.uk, offering quality insurance cover for arboriculturalists at a competitive rate. Arborisk.co.uk includes £5,000,000 Public Liability cover, which can be increased to £10,000,000, and offers additional optional covers such as Employers’ Lia...
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Hi, We have created a document with links for all the risk management information that may be useful for arboricultural businesses. Please click here to view the Risk Management PDF Arborisk are backed by Aviva who have a huge amount of Risk Management information. We have added everyth...
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Hi all, I noticed a few threads on here regarding questions about specific areas of marketing and thought it might be useful to offer a few marketing ideas tailored for Arb businesses. Our expertise is of course in insurance... but we have put together a marketing guide for you focussed on g...
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Hi all, I currently work 5 days a week for a company as an arb surveyor/consultant. I am looking to earn some extra cash by carrying out some local surveys and providing reports on weekends for mostly risk assessments and tree management reports. I may end up doing some small BS5837 and subsidence r...
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Alright you lot? I'm just renewing my Professional Indemnity insurance and spotted a clause referring to sub-contractor agreements. Basically they are only insured if I have a written agreement with them. Do any of you hairy arsed apes have these with your subbies? And if so di...
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So I'm about to renew my Arb insurance policy, and planning to try ringing around for the best quote. So far I've got the following to try;- Trust Arborisk Treesurgeoninsurance Lycetts Arbcover Towergateinsurance Any that I've missed off the list? Thank...
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I fear that I may be opening a can of worms here, and putting myself up for some abuse;- but I'm stuck anyway so here goes! So I've recently found myself in a sticky situation. I called up my Insurance Brokers, (one of the big, well known Arb insurance specialists), to renew my Public Li...
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I'm interested in becoming a Loler inspector for arb equipment. Before I undertake this i would like to know what insurance is required for inspectors and typical costs? Is the insurance part of a general arb/business insurance or separate policy? Obviously equipment can deteriorate s...
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Anyone in the reserves/TA had a big increase in PAX? I'm looking for a good alternative to cover me for tree work and army reserve work.
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We've just had our renewal quote through. It's up about £400 on last year to around £2600. Just wondering A) is this is roughly in line with other people for the increase as well as the overall amount. And B) who other people use for insurance Regards, Andrew
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So moving to work in New Zealand has been a daunting but simple process and well worth it! As expected there are epic landscapes everywhere here. I've got a few small tips for anyone looking to do so to make it a bit easier: To work you need a bank account and IRD number: I opened an acc...
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