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Bricklayers Insurance

Bricklaying is structural work that's judged long after the mortar sets — a wall that cracks, moves or lets water in months later is the bricklayer's claim, not a dropped tool on the day. We place cover that considers that delayed, workmanship-tied exposure, at the limit your contracts require.

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Cover

What bricklayers need covered

Public liability

For injury or property damage on and around the site while you work, at the $10m–$20m limits builders and principals name before you start.

Tools of trade

Your gear, mixers and equipment against theft and damage, on site and in transit — the kit that walks off a busy site.

Defective work that surfaces later

A wall that cracks, bows or lets water in after you've finished is the bricklayer's costly claim, and it's where generic policies pull back. We look closely at how the policy handles faulty workmanship.

Cover, limits and examples shown are general in nature and subject to eligibility, underwriting and the terms of the issued policy.

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Authorised Representative of McLardy McShane Partners Pty Ltd (AFSL 232987).

FAQ

Bricklayers insurance questions.

Speak with our team on 1300 080 323.

What insurance do bricklayers need?
Public liability at the limit your contracts require is the core, plus tools of trade for your gear. Because bricklaying claims often surface in the wall months later, we pay attention to how the policy treats defective work.
Am I covered if a wall I built cracks or fails later?
It depends on the policy — damage caused by your own work is where cover varies, and a straight liability policy can exclude it. We read that carefully and place the best available protection for a wall that fails after you've finished.
Do I need public liability as a subcontractor?
Yes — the builder above you requires it before you're on site, and their cover protects them, not you. A policy in your own name is what lets you take the work.

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Stonewell Insurance Pty Ltd (ABN 23 645 965 699) is a Corporate Authorised Representative No. 1285612 of McLardy McShane Partners Pty Ltd (ABN 14 064 465 309, AFSL 232987).