Insurance for Window Cleaning

This policy covers third-party risks, such as injuries to clients or damage to their property. It also protects against claims of libel and advertising injuries.

• Importance: Crucial for covering legal fees and medical costs resulting from accidents.
• Coverage: Legal fees, medical expenses, and settlements related to accidents involving non-employees on your premises.
• Best for: Customer bodily injuries, damaged customer property, libel, and advertising injuries.

A BOP combines general liability insurance and commercial property insurance at a discounted rate. It is often the most cost-effective solution for window cleaning businesses.

• Importance: Combines multiple coverages into one policy at a lower rate.
• Coverage: Client injuries, property damage, stolen or damaged business property.
• Best for: Client injuries, property damage, stolen or damaged business property.

Required in most states for businesses with employees, this policy covers medical expenses and lost wages if an employee gets injured on the job. It also protects sole proprietors from work injury costs that health insurance might deny.

• Importance: Mandatory in most states, it protects employees and sole proprietors.
• Coverage: Employee medical expenses, missed wages, injury lawsuits.
• Best for: Employee medical expenses, missed wages, injury lawsuits.

This policy covers bodily injury and property damage caused by commercial vehicles. It also pays for repairs to vehicles damaged by weather or vandalism.

• Importance: Covers injuries and property damage caused by business-owned vehicles.
• Coverage: Physical damage, collision coverage, medical expenses, and liability for injuries caused to others.
• Best for: Physical damage and collision coverage, injuries from car accidents, vehicle theft, and vandalism.

Covers expenses related to data breaches and cyberattacks.

• Importance: Essential in protecting against financial losses due to cyber incidents.
• Coverage: Data breach notification expenses, fraud monitoring costs, and public relations.
• Best for: Client notification expenses, data breach investigations, fraud monitoring costs.

Protects against employee dishonesty.

• Importance: Reimburses clients if an employee steals property or money, providing an additional layer of trust and security.
• Coverage: Employee theft, property stolen from a job site, other employee dishonesty.
• Best for: Employee dishonesty, client trust, theft protection.

Depending on your business needs, consider these additional coverages:

• Commercial Umbrella Insurance: Provides additional liability coverage beyond standard policies.
• Inland Marine Insurance: Covers tools and equipment while they are in transit.
• Professional Liability Insurance: Protects against claims of negligence or inadequate work.