[NWH]

The way I’m reading this you work as a labourer and are putting tickets in houses to build up a business,if this is not done through the company you work for and off you’re own back you should be separately insured.
How can you be working for them and self employed with insurance etc,just sayin.

[NWH]

If so and it’s all above board why are you dishing out to that site manger.

[NWH]

👃 🐠

[deeege]

He’s taking on the customers after the plots have been handed over. They are not ‘on site’ once they are handed over.

He has his own PL insurance separate, which is all he needs.

[Stoots]

You dont need ANY insurance to clean windows period

[NWH]

You do if you are doing on a building site for a reputable building company they will-should ask for a copy of it,I have to send in copies of  up to date insurance every year before another contract is issued.

[deeege]

You do if you are doing on a building site for a reputable building company they will-should ask for a copy of it,I have to send in copies of  up to date insurance every year before another contract is issued.

Read it again.

 HE IS NOT ON A BUILDING WORKING FOR THE BUILDER!

[G Griffin]

You dont need ANY insurance to clean windows period

It depends what you what you mean by 'need'.

[robbo333]

Just wait until the new owners have moved in and get your leaflet in first.

[NWH]

If you are cleaning windows on certain properties you need insurance I’ve just sent 3 copies off for yearly contracts,ok you say you don’t need it for “Cleaning Windows” I can assure you you’re wrong Housing Associations all ask for it.
If you just go out cleaning windows and the pole drops on a 150 grand car good luck with that one.

[Smudger]

He is not working for a housing association - he is independant of the builder

So no he does not need it - silly not to have it and his post on Mei are he does have it

The assistant site manager is trying a fast one - although the op is a bit naughty adds Bt his flyer to the handover basket -  but that’s business 😊

Darran

[Stoots]

If you are cleaning windows on certain properties you need insurance I’ve just sent 3 copies off for yearly contracts,ok you say you don’t need it for “Cleaning Windows” I can assure you you’re wrong Housing Associations all ask for it.
If you just go out cleaning windows and the pole drops on a 150 grand car good luck with that one.

No Nigel as usual you are wrong 

You dont need any insurance for cleaning windows, commercial jobs may insist you have it to secure the contract but its not a legal requirment. Plus we are talking about domestic customers here so as i said you dont need insurance, it would be advisable to have it but thats not the same thing.

[NWH]

Are you saying you don’t need insurance for domestic customers like I say what happens if I were to damage a customers car worth 1000s,I clean domestic properties day to day it would make me uneasy if I didn’t have insurance with some of the houses I go to.

[Smudger]

Yes - insurance is not a requirement - but a sensible thing to have

What you doing sending insurance details to housing associations - you have always claimed this to be sh!t£ Paying work

Darran

[G Griffin]

Stoots said you don't need insurance to clean windows period.
You might need it to clean some windows.