Landscaping Business Insurance



When it comes to insurance for your landscaping business, you want to dig your coverage. With a PolicySweet® Business Owners Policy, we’ll make sure your coverage is as impressive as the grounds you keep. From General Liability to Workers’ Compensation, each landscaping insurance policy is designed with your needs in mind.



How to Get Insurance for Your Landscaping Business

Finding business insurance for your landscaping business has never been easier. Get a quote online by following these steps:

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Types of Landscaping Insurance

Accidents can happen. Protect yourself, your customers, and your landscaping business with insurance. Recommended insurance policies for landscapers include: 



BOP

General liability, business property, and cyber liability are all included in a Business Owners Policy (BOP). A landscaper may choose a BOP over purchasing individual coverages because it not only safeguards your business against multiple liabilities, but it could be cheaper than purchasing each policy separately.


General Liability

General liability is commonly purchased by landscapers as some clients might require your business to have it before you can work with them. It is a type of insurance that could cover costs associated with third-party bodily injuries, third-party property damage, and advertising injures. In the event of an incident, you may be required to pay for the claim and any legal fees out of pocket if you do not have coverage.

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general liability

Business Property

You should strongly consider business property insurance if your business owns equipment that would be expensive to replace. Business property insurance could help to cover equipment and tools if they are lost, stolen, or damaged.

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business property

Cyber

If you collect and store client information electronically you may want to consider a cyber insurance policy. Cyber insurance can cover expenses related to determining the damage or loss of sensitive electronic data including addresses and credit card information. Legal expenses and the cost of notifying affected clients could be covered.

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CYBER INSURANCE



Workers’ Comp

If an employee is harmed while performing work duties, Workers’ Compensation can protect your business operations and help to facilitate injured workers’ recovery and return to work. It can help cover medical bills, lost wages, and rehabilitation costs for work-related injuries and illnesses of an employee.



HomeHQ

Looking for liability, property, and stock insurance for your home-based business? Luckily for you, HomeHQSM combines all three coverages into one convenient policy making it easier to manage and could save you time from purchasing these coverages separately.


Top Landscaping Businesses We Insure:

PolicySweet understands the unique risks that landscaping businesses could face, so we customize coverage to fit their business needs. Examples of landscaping businesses include:

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Top Tips for Identifying and Managing Business Risks

Salon owner managing product inventory

Is your business ready if a disaster strikes?

As a business owner, there are several different risks that your business may be exposed to and not properly planning for these risks could entirely cripple your business's operations. Plus, it may cost your business a lot of resources and finances to recover from an event.

However, there is a way that you may be able to protect your business, as well as your employees from an unexpected event. Are you interested in learning more about identifying potential risks that your business may face?

We have created a quick guide to help you better understand. Keep reading to learn more!

What Is Business Risk?

A business risk is when there is a chance of something harmful or unexpected to happen to your business. It could impact the profit that your business is making or put your business in jeopardy of failing.

Some business risks include:

  • Fire
  • Vandalism
  • Theft
  • Equipment breakdown
  • Firewall and network security attacks
  • Computer viruses
  • Cyber hackers
  • Bodily injuries to customers caused by business property or assets
  • Employee injuries and illnesses due to a work-related incident

Finding ways to minimize the potential risk that your business faces is essential to ensure your organization's longevity.

Understanding How to Identify Potential Risks for Your Business

The process of identifying potential risks is referred to as risk management. Risk management is when a company identifies, analyzes, and finds ways to help reduce the potential impact that risks can have on the business before it happens.

Awareness and preparation are the most beneficial factors that your business can have while preparing to be exposed to potential risks.

Completing a risk management investigation can allow your company to develop strategies to lessen the impact an incident could have on your business or prevent it from happening. Two strategies that may help to reduce risks are implementing a safe work environment implementing a regular maintenance routine to help prevent equipment breakdown.

How to Protect Your Business from Risks

We know that it is impossible for your company to eliminate every potential risk it could be exposed to, which is why it is essential for your organization to prepare for the worst possible situation.

Business insurance could help protect your business and reduce the impact a risk could have on your company. PolicySweet® offers Workers’ Compensation insurance to cover injuries that occur at the workplace and general liability, business property, and cyber insurance as part of our Business Owners Policy (BOP).

Are you interested in investing in business insurance to help reduce the impact that a potential risk could have on your company? Contact us to learn more or request a quote today.

Get a Quote Now > 

Top Tips for Identifying and Managing Business Risks

Salon owner managing product inventory

Is your business ready if a disaster strikes?

As a business owner, there are several different risks that your business may be exposed to and not properly planning for these risks could entirely cripple your business's operations. Plus, it may cost your business a lot of resources and finances to recover from an event.

However, there is a way that you may be able to protect your business, as well as your employees from an unexpected event. Are you interested in learning more about identifying potential risks that your business may face?

We have created a quick guide to help you better understand. Keep reading to learn more!

What Is Business Risk?

A business risk is when there is a chance of something harmful or unexpected to happen to your business. It could impact the profit that your business is making or put your business in jeopardy of failing.

Some business risks include:

  • Fire
  • Vandalism
  • Theft
  • Equipment breakdown
  • Firewall and network security attacks
  • Computer viruses
  • Cyber hackers
  • Bodily injuries to customers caused by business property or assets
  • Employee injuries and illnesses due to a work-related incident

Finding ways to minimize the potential risk that your business faces is essential to ensure your organization's longevity.

Understanding How to Identify Potential Risks for Your Business

The process of identifying potential risks is referred to as risk management. Risk management is when a company identifies, analyzes, and finds ways to help reduce the potential impact that risks can have on the business before it happens.

Awareness and preparation are the most beneficial factors that your business can have while preparing to be exposed to potential risks.

Completing a risk management investigation can allow your company to develop strategies to lessen the impact an incident could have on your business or prevent it from happening. Two strategies that may help to reduce risks are implementing a safe work environment implementing a regular maintenance routine to help prevent equipment breakdown.

How to Protect Your Business from Risks

We know that it is impossible for your company to eliminate every potential risk it could be exposed to, which is why it is essential for your organization to prepare for the worst possible situation.

Business insurance could help protect your business and reduce the impact a risk could have on your company. PolicySweet® offers Workers’ Compensation insurance to cover injuries that occur at the workplace and general liability, business property, and cyber insurance as part of our Business Owners Policy (BOP).

Are you interested in investing in business insurance to help reduce the impact that a potential risk could have on your company? Contact us to learn more or request a quote today.

Get a Quote Now >