- 95 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands WA 6009
- 1300 438 268
- info@contractorcover.com.au
Quick, easy, and affordable insurance for glaziers
Get quick, affordable quotes for recommended insurance types including:
Businesses Covered
Years of Experience
Instant, Affordable Cover
Public liability insurance is one of the most important types of protection for glaziers. Many builders, shopfitters, real estate agencies, commercial clients, and project managers require glaziers to hold this before entering site.
Typical coverage includes:
Glaziers often use sharp tools, carry heavy glass sheets, and install delicate products, making accidental damage more likely. Public liability insurance is often mandatory for subcontracting work.
Tools are essential for glazing work. From suction lifters to power tools, everything must be in working order. Tools and equipment insurance helps protect your tools if they are stolen, damaged, or lost, ensuring you can continue working without long delays.
Typical coverage includes:
This insurance is particularly important for glaziers who move between multiple sites every day or work from a vehicle.
Glaziers often work at heights, lift heavy items, and handle sharp edges. Even a minor injury can prevent you from working. Personal accident insurance helps replace your income if you are unable to work due to injury or illness.
Typical coverage includes:
This cover is especially useful for sole traders and subcontractors who rely on daily work to maintain their income.
If your glazing work includes providing advice, taking measurements, recommending glass types, or helping clients choose the right products, professional indemnity insurance helps protect you if a client claims they suffered a financial loss because of your advice.
Typical coverage includes:
Commercial glazing projects often require professional input, making this insurance important for glaziers who consult, plan, or specify materials.
If you employ workers, workers compensation insurance is required by law in most Australian states and territories. Glazing work involves heavy lifting, glass handling, and potential hazards, so protecting your workers is essential.
Typical coverage includes:
Our team can guide you on how workers compensation fits into your wider glazier insurance plan.
An unexpected ATO audit can be time-consuming and costly. Tax audit insurance helps protect you from the expenses involved in responding to a tax audit.
Typical coverage includes:
Audits can occur regardless of business size, so this insurance is useful for any glazier wanting peace of mind.
Total Premium = Policy Type + Turnover + Risk Level + Claims History
Your final price depends on the type of glazing work you perform, the value of your tools, your chosen liability limit, and whether you need personal accident or workers compensation insurance. We arrange cover Australia-wide.
(e.g., domestic glass replacement, small window installs, mirror installation)
Typical public liability from $450–$900/year
(e.g., commercial shopfronts, large panels, high-access work, height-based installation)
Typical public liability from $900–$2,500+/year
These figures are general estimates only. Your premium is tailored to your glazing work, tool value, liability requirements, and optional accident or workers compensation cover. Contact us for a quick, obligation-free quote.
We know contractors need reliable cover without the hassle. That is why over 270,000 Aussie small businesses trust us.
Arranging glaziers insurance is straightforward with Contractor Cover. Follow these steps to ensure your workers are protected and your business meets the legal requirements in your state or territory.
Tell us about your glazing work, the type of jobs you take on, your turnover, and the value of your tools so we can assess the right insurance options for you.
Our brokers will confirm the policies that suit your risk level, whether you install domestic glass, commercial panels, shopfronts, or high-access glazing.
Your glazier insurance policy and Certificate of Currency are issued promptly. We provide ongoing help for renewals, changes, or adding extra protection when your business grows.
Contractor Cover is the one-stop insurance shop for contractors across Australia.
We understand that contractors require targeted business insurance which offers both value for money and optimal cover. With that in mind, we’ve packaged the most common insurances the average contractor needs into a single policy. This means that you don’t need to waste your time contending with multiple policies – everything you need is included in one convenient package.
Speak with our team today for more information or fill in our easy online quote form.
270k+ businesses covered
20+ years of experience
Instant, affordable cover
At Contractor Cover, we’re proud to have a dedicated executive team that brings decades of experience, strategic insight, and an unwavering commitment to supporting Australian contractors.
CEO
Chief Financial Officer
Head of Technology
Insurance Broking Team Leader
Public liability insurance helps protect you if your work accidentally injures someone or damages property. This is the most commonly requested insurance for glaziers, contractors, and subcontractors working on residential or commercial sites.
Typical coverage includes:
General property insurance helps protect your tools and equipment if they are lost, stolen, or damaged. This is especially important for contractors who store tools in vehicles or move between multiple job sites.
Typical coverage includes:
Professional indemnity insurance helps protect you if a client claims your advice, design input, or professional service caused them a financial loss.
Typical coverage includes:
Personal accident insurance provides income support if you cannot work due to injury or illness. This is especially valuable for sole traders who rely on continuous work to maintain their income.
Typical coverage includes:
Tax audit insurance helps protect you from the professional fees incurred when responding to an ATO audit. Even compliant businesses can be selected at random.
Typical coverage includes:
Workers compensation insurance helps protect employees who suffer a work-related injury or illness. This insurance is mandatory for employers in most states and territories.
Typical coverage includes:
Several factors impact how much contractors pay for insurance. Insurers assess your risk level and the nature of your work to determine your premium.
Key influences include:
You should review your insurance at least once a year, or any time your business changes. A quick review helps ensure you remain properly protected.
Common triggers include:
We take your privacy seriously. Your information is stored securely and used only to provide insurance services, issue documents, manage claims, or support your policy. You may view a copy of our full privacy policy at any time, and we are happy to explain how your information is handled.
