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What is Door Contractors’ General Liability?

General liability insurance for door contractors is essential to protect your business against claims from accidents or damage at the job site or on your premises.

Why do I need it?

Business ProtectionDoor contractors’ liability insurance protects business owners against legal actions that may arise from the following reasons:

  • Liability from Accidents
  • Liability Assumed Under a Contract
  • Liability from Products Fabricated by the Policyholder
  • Liability from Employee-Related Incidents

Company Compliance – Before starting operations, door contractors must often provide general liability insurance certificates for state agencies and job owners.

Marketing Benefits – By presenting evidence of liability insurance, door contractors can demonstrate their responsibility for their operations and products to potential clients, providing their business with a competitive edge in the bidding process against other estimates.

Property Landlords – Business owners must typically provide proof of adequate general liability coverage for door contractors to commercial management firms to secure a lease.

What does it Cover?

Door installers’ commercial general liability insurance provides coverage for legal costs and damages up to the specified limits in the event of third-party bodily injury or property damage, safeguarding against unanticipated expenses resulting from typical incidents like:

Bodily Injury – Third-party bodily injury claims.
Property Damage – Third-party property damage claims.
Products-Completed Operations – Claims related to products or services provided off-site.
Personal-Advertising Injury – Claims regarding damage to a third party’s rights or reputation.
Medical Payments – Claims related to bodily injury to a third party due to your operations or premises.

What is a Certificate of Insurance?

Certificates of Insurance (COI) are formal documents that serve as proof of a door contractor’s general liability policy, including its coverage and limits.

What is an Additional Insured?

An Additional Insured (AI) is a standard endorsement in general liability for door installers. It refers to an individual or entity that receives coverage under a CGL policy other than the policyholder.

How much is it?

Various factors, including the type of work performed, claims history, coverage location, and prior or current policies, determine the cost of liability insurance for door installers.

Our team of professionals will scour top insurance providers to help you secure the ideal coverage for your door business needs, all while staying within your budget.

What are my Payment Options?

Various payment methods are available for purchasing your door contractors’ commercial liability quote.

Full Payment Option – Pay the premium with one payment.
Direct Bill Option – Pay the monthly premium to the carrier directly.
Financing Option – Pay the monthly premium through a finance company.

How Are We Different from Other Brokers?

Our licensed professionals possess extensive expertise in tailoring general liability policies to meet the unique requirements of each door business.

Whether you are searching for low-cost coverage or personalized protection, we have the knowledge and expertise to provide comprehensive and efficient insurance solutions that fit your budget.

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    General Liability


    Appliance installation contractors’ general liability will be the foundation of protection for your business.

    This vital coverage safeguards your business against bodily injury, property damage, and products/completed operations complaints, offering defense costs for third-party lawsuits.

    Workers' Comp


    Most states mandate that appliance installation businesses provide their employees with appliance installers’ workers’ compensation insurance before initiating operations.

    An appliance installation contractors’ workers’ compensation policy will provide financial benefits for medical expenses and lost wages.

    Surety Bonds


    Appliance installation contractors’ surety bonds are a consumer protection product that financially guarantees a project will complete according to the agreed-upon terms of a bid.

    Various job owners or state regulators may require an appliance installation contractors’ surety bond before being allowed to bid on a project.

    Commercial Auto


    Typically, appliance installers will have light and heavy work trucks requiring an appliance installation contractor commercial auto policy to ensure their vehicles can be repaired or replaced in case of an accident, vandalism, or theft.

    An appliance installers’ business auto policy — also known as appliance installation contractors’ commercial auto insurance, provides essential coverage for the following:

    • Combined Single Limits (CSL)
    • Bodily Injury & Property Damage
    • Comprehensive & Collision Damage
    • Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist
    • Hired & Non-Owned Vehicles
    • Medical Payments
    • And Much More

    Inland Marine


    An appliance installation contractor inland marine policy will reimburse expenses to repair or replace tools and equipment.

    Appliance installation contractors’ tool and equipment insurance provides a broad range of coverage for such common perils:

    • Fire Damage
    • Wind Damage
    • Hail Damage
    • Water Damage