Whether you’re mowing lawns, installing sprinkler systems or building patios, your landscaping company does a beautiful job of transforming outdoor spaces. Unfortunately, work that involves physical labor, heavy equipment and client property comes with risks. We believe in your business and want to help you protect it, so here's a quick guide to the coverages most landscapers choose – so you can safeguard your success and see more of the other kind of green.
A Business Owner’s Policy for landscapers saves you money by bundling general liability, property insurance and optional business interruption coverage.
General liability insurance is often required by your contracts and covers damages your business causes, along with advertising-related claims.
Landscaper property insurance covers damages to your office space, furnishings or equipment from fire, theft and other surprise threats.
Equipment insurance for landscapers covers damages from fire, theft & more to the important gear you bring to jobs.
Here are five essential coverages every landscaping company should consider to stay protected and profitable:
A business owner’s policy (BOP) for landscapers is a smart starting point. It bundles key coverages into one affordable package – ideal for new or growing businesses. Your BOP typically includes:
GENERAL LIABILITY FOR LANDSCAPING COMPANIES Covers legal and medical costs if a client or other non-employee is injured or their property damaged by your business. It also protects you from advertising-related claims. Examples:
PROPERTY INSURANCE FOR LANSCAPING SERVICES Helps repair or replace your office space, furnishings, and equipment if disaster strikes – like fire, theft, or vandalism. Examples:
BUSINESS INTERRUPTION INSURANCE Replaces lost income if you need to temporarily pause your business due to covered property damage.
Most states require workers’ compensation insurance for all landscaping services with employees. It covers medical expenses and lost wages for employees injured on the job – and protects you from most employee lawsuits. Examples:
If you use company-owned or personal vehicles to transport materials, tools or employees, most states require commercial auto insurance.
Your tools and machinery are essential to your business. This coverage helps repair or replace gear that’s stolen, damaged, or destroyed – whether on the jobsite, in transit, or in storage. Examples:
Think of this as insurance for your insurance! A commercial umbrella insurance policy provides extra protection when other key policies like your general liability reach their limits, which helps you protect your company's financial assets.
Every business is unique. We’re fans of yours and here to help you protect it. Mylo has been innovating insurance for ten years. We know how to connect people and businesses to the coverage they need. Because we don’t sell our own insurance, we can give you an objective recommendation.
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