Raising the roof.
The construction industry is currently doing well, but insurers involved in the industry are not reporting similar up-turns in business, says David Fanning.
Confidence in the British construction industry is at a "good level",says the Construction Industry Board. However, while insurers and brokers
active in the sector report increased business, several say that their
claims experience has worsened over the past 12 months and they do not
expect any significant improvement in the near future.
The latest state of the industry report, prepared by the Department of the
Environment, Transport and the Regions (DETR) and construction industry
experts
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