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EARTHMOVING MACHINERY INSURANCE
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What is Earthmoving Machinery Insurance?
It is designed to protect both earthmoving machinery and their operators from various risks. Whether you’re a contractor or manage a fleet, this insurance is essential for safeguarding your assets and finances. Maximise your protection with these select insurance coverages:
What Does Earthmoving Machinery Insurance Include?
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Types of Earthmoving Machinery We Insure
We provide insurance solutions for a wide range of earthmoving machinery, including but not limited to:
Why Is It Important:

Financial Security

Peace of Mind

Long-Term Success

Legal Compliance
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Machinery Insurance
Machinery Insurance is typically tailored for businesses that operate by heavy machinery such as construction, and agriculture. It protects machinery and equipment against several risks, such as damage, theft…
Van Insurance
Van Insurance is a kind of coverage that will cover you in the event that your van is damaged, stolen, or vandalized. It may also pay for expenses if you cause harm to someone else or destroy their property.vehicle insurance provides financial protection in the event that your vehicle is destroyed, stolen, or vandalized. It may also pay for expenses if you cause harm to someone else or destroy their property.
Trailer in Control Insurance
(Insurance for Non-owned Trailers)
Non-owned Trailers or Trailers in Control Insurance is an extension of the towing vehicles insurance coverage and not a standalone cover. Typically insurers will provide basic Trailer In Control Liability coverage automatically. This coverage typically extends the policy to include claims involving the trailer for which you are for liable, however, broader comprehensive coverage is also available.
Here are the insurance coverages that matter most:
Good In Transit Insurance
Goods In Transit Insurance covers risks of products being damaged, stolen, or lost as a result of an insured occurrence. It often covers the time between loading and unloading and shields those who are responsible for it from monetary loss.

