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Whether you clean driveways, building exteriors, or industrial surfaces, our policies are designed to help protect your pressure and power washing business from common liability risks.
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Kitchen exhaust and grease trap cleaning involves unique risks. Our coverage options may help protect you from claims related to property damage, fire, and third-party injuries.
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HVAC hood and duct cleaners face specific on-site liability exposures. Our insurance options are designed to help cover the risks that come with working in commercial and residential properties.
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General liability insurance is designed to help protect your business from third-party claims of bodily injury and property damage. This coverage may respond to incidents that occur during the course of your cleaning operations at a client's property.
Inland marine coverage is designed to help protect your portable tools and equipment while in transit or stored at job sites. Pressure washers, cleaning rigs, and specialized equipment could potentially be covered under this type of policy.
If your business uses vehicles to travel to job sites, commercial auto insurance may help cover accidents, vehicle damage, and liability. This is especially important for trucks carrying pressure washing rigs or cleaning equipment.
Many states and municipalities may require contractors to obtain a surety bond before they can be licensed. We can help you find competitive bond rates for contractor license bonds, permit bonds, and performance bonds.
Cleaning contractors who work with chemicals, solvents, or wastewater may face environmental liability exposures. Pollution liability coverage is designed to help protect your business from claims related to the release of pollutants during your operations, including chemical runoff, wastewater discharge, and contamination at job sites.
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We understand the unique risks of hood cleaning, pressure washing, and kitchen exhaust work.
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Complete our simple online form with your business details. It typically takes just a few minutes.
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Choose the policy that fits your needs and budget. Certificates of insurance are typically available the same day.
General liability insurance is designed to help protect your business from third-party claims of bodily injury and property damage that may occur during your operations. For example, if a client's property is accidentally damaged while you are performing cleaning services, this coverage could potentially help with the associated costs. Specific coverage depends on your policy terms and conditions.
The amount of coverage you may need depends on several factors, including the size of your business, your annual revenue, the types of clients you serve, and any contract requirements. Many commercial clients require contractors to carry at least $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate. We can help you evaluate your specific needs during the quoting process.
While requirements vary by state and municipality, many clients — especially restaurants and commercial property managers — may require proof of general liability insurance before hiring a hood and duct cleaning contractor. Even where not legally mandated, carrying appropriate coverage may help protect your business assets and professional reputation.
In most cases, we can issue a certificate of insurance the same day your policy is bound. If you have a job that requires immediate proof of coverage, let us know and we will do our best to expedite the process.
If you use a vehicle for business purposes — such as traveling to job sites with equipment — a personal auto policy may not provide adequate coverage. Commercial auto insurance is generally designed to cover vehicles used for business operations, including trucks with mounted pressure washing rigs or service vans. We recommend discussing your specific situation with one of our agents.
Inland marine insurance is generally designed for higher-value portable equipment that travels between job sites. This could include items like pressure washers, power washing rigs, specialized cleaning equipment, hoses, generators, and other tools that are regularly transported. Items of lower value may already be covered under a general property policy. We can help you determine which items may benefit from this additional coverage.
General liability insurance is generally designed to help cover claims of bodily injury and property damage caused by your business operations. Professional liability (also called Errors & Omissions) is designed to help cover claims arising from professional mistakes, negligence, or failure to perform services as promised. Depending on the nature of your business, you may benefit from one or both types of coverage.
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