There is no single Professional Indemnity limit that is suitable for every Landscape Architect.
The appropriate limit should be considered against the practice’s actual exposures.
What can influence the limit? #
Factors can include:
- Contractual requirements
- Professional or registration requirements
- Project size and value
- Type of projects
- Services provided
- Potential severity of a claim
- Involvement in contract administration or construction
- Number and size of clients
- Policy structure
- Defence costs
A contract can specify a minimum limit, but that does not necessarily mean the contractual minimum is appropriate for every exposure.
Other policy features also matter #
The headline limit is only one part of the policy.
Consideration should also be given to:
- Whether defence costs erode the limit
- Reinstatements
- Aggregate limits
- Sub-limits
- Excesses
- Retroactive cover
- Run-off requirements
- Contract-specific conditions
Webber Insurance has a specialist facility available for Landscape Designers and Landscape Architects.
Contact our team if you would like help reviewing the Professional Indemnity limit for your practice.

