Whether you’re a builder, electrician, plumber, roofer, carpenter, or self-employed contractor — get protection that understands physical work, variable income, and what happens if you're not there to provide.












Specialist life insurance and income protection for tradesmen and skilled workers. We understand self-employment, subcontracting, CIS income, and the reality of sick pay (or the lack of it).

If you’re self-employed or contracting, time off usually means no income. Generic cover focuses on death only — ignoring the far more common risk of illness or injury.
Many insurers load premiums or restrict cover simply because your job is physical — without properly assessing experience, safety practices, or actual risk.
Day rates, overtime, cash jobs, and CIS income are often ignored, leading to cover that doesn’t truly protect your family.
Tradesmen need protection that works if you’re injured, recovering, or unable to pass a medical — not just worst-case scenarios.
We understand the risks of physical work and place you with insurers who fairly assess skilled trades.
We look at CIS statements, contracts, average earnings, and realistic income patterns — not just last year’s tax return.
If illness or injury stops you working, income protection can replace a portion of your earnings — acting as your own sick pay.
Quick online applications, minimal disruption to your workday, and fast decisions.
No two tradesmen work the same way. We design protection that fits how you earn — and what happens if you can’t.
Financial security for your family if the worst happens.
A tax-free lump sum if you’re diagnosed with a serious condition, helping cover bills, recovery, or time off work.
Monthly income if illness or injury prevents you from working — one of the most important covers for tradesmen.
Pays your family a regular income instead of a lump sum — often more practical for day-to-day living.
Ensures your home is protected if you’re unable to work or pass a medical.
Built for tradesmen who don’t have time for paperwork.
Step 01
Quick Discovery
A short call to understand your trade, income, and what would happen financially if you couldn’t work or what would happen if you was not around.
Step 02
Market Comparison
We search the market for policies that suit manual work and self-employment — without unnecessary exclusions.
Step 03
Set Up & Protect
We set up your cover and any required trusts so protection is live quickly.

We Understand Your Work
Speak To The Same Person Throughout
Fast, Respectful Process
Cover Reviewed As Work Or Income Changes
Advice You Can Trust
Career Stage Guidance
Whole Of Market
Complete Confidentiality

Yes, you can cancel your life insurance policy at any time. Most policies include a "cooling-off" period, usually 30 days from the start of the policy, during which you can cancel without penalty. If you cancel after this period, you may not receive a refund on premiums paid.
Yes, but it can be more challenging. Some insurers offer specialised policies, or you may qualify for standard coverage with a higher premium or reduced coverage amount. Be transparent about your medical history when applying.
The outcome depends on the type of policy: Term Life: Coverage will lapse, meaning you and your beneficiaries are no longer protected. Permanent Life: If you've built up cash value, there may be options to use it to keep the policy in force, but eventually, insufficient payment will also lead to the policy lapsing.
Probably not. Employer-provided coverage is often a small multiple of your salary. It's a good start but likely insufficient to cover your family's full financial needs in the event of your passing. Supplement this with a personal life insurance policy.
Generally, life insurance death benefits are not considered taxable income by the HMRC. However, there might be exceptions in complex estate situations, so it's wise to consult a tax advisor if you have significant assets.