Business insurance specialist, JSW Insurance Services, has
launched a new website aimed at exterminating pest controllers'
insurance difficulties.
Pest controllers can currently run into problems getting bespoke
insurance to meet all their needs, at the right price.
Now JSW Insurance Services is advising customers to call in the
Verminator… Verminatorinsurance.co.uk is the latest
brand to be launched nationwide by JSW Insurance Services of
Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire.
JSW specialises in providing high quality bespoke insurance
solutions for business and industry.
Nathan Walton, Managing Director, said: "JSW's research has
shown that from an independent pest controller's perspective there
are very few high quality, competitively priced, choices to meet
his or her insurance needs.
"We have designed a product which offers public liability
insurance, including the use of air guns, employer's liability and
products' liability.
"JSW has consulted with trade bodies, to assure clients that
they are getting a tested, value for money solution to their
insurance needs. This peace of mind is invaluable when you are a
sole trader or running a small business with just a handful of
staff."
Mr Walton said that a niche product such as insurance for pest
controllers was an ideal fit with JSW's business. The company has
gained a reputation for delivering high quality, personal solutions
to meet the needs of professionals across a wide range of
industries.
Verminatorinsurance.co.uk follows the recent launch of
Landlordsure.co.uk, a service designed to address the unique needs
of property owners and letting agencies.
"Products such as these have contributed to our ability to
continually grow the company in recent years, despite the worldwide
recession," commented Mr Walton. "JSW believes the way forward lies
in high quality, tailor-made, yet competitive, solutions for
companies, rather than the catch all products offered by many
larger , impersonal insurance providers."
JSW Insurance Services more than doubled its staff to 19 between
2006 and 2009.