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What Insurance Coverage Do You Need as a Flooring Contractor Business?

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • 1 day ago
  • 2 min read

Running a flooring business involves managing equipment, handling heavy materials, and working on client properties. Without proper flooring contractor insurance, your business can be exposed to costly claims, lawsuits, and property damage.

This guide will break down the insurance coverage every flooring contractor needs, why it’s important, and how you can easily get a tailored quote from Wexford Insurance.


Flooring Contractor

Why Flooring Contractors Need Insurance

Flooring contractors face unique risks that make insurance essential, including:

  • Accidental damage to a client’s property during installation

  • Injuries to employees or third parties

  • Vehicle accidents while transporting tools and materials

  • Disputes over workmanship or project delays

Having the right coverage ensures your business is protected from financial losses and legal complications.


Essential Insurance Coverage for Flooring Contractors

Here are the main policies flooring contractors should consider:

Covers:

  • Third-party bodily injury

  • Property damage

  • Legal defense costs

Most clients and general contractors require proof of general liability insurance before hiring a flooring business.


Required in most states if you have employees, this coverage protects your team against:

  • Medical expenses from workplace injuries

  • Lost wages

  • Legal claims related to employee injuries

Find Now more about workers’ compensation: U.S. Department of Labor


If your flooring business uses trucks or vans, commercial auto insurance protects you from:

  • Vehicle accidents

  • Liability claims

  • Repair or replacement costs


Protects expensive flooring tools, saws, and machinery against:

  • Theft

  • Damage

  • Loss


Also called Errors & Omissions coverage, it helps protect your business from:

  • Claims of faulty workmanship

  • Project delays or mistakes

  • Disputes with clients

This coverage is especially important for high-end or commercial flooring projects.



How to Get Flooring Contractor Insurance

Getting insurance doesn’t have to be complicated:

  1. Collect your business information (revenue, payroll, services offered)

  2. Determine required coverage for your state and clients

  3. Compare policies and rates

  4. Work with an agency specializing in contractor insurance


Why Choose Wexford Insurance?

Wexford Insurance specializes in helping flooring contractors get the right coverage fast. Here’s why you should work with them:

  • Expertise in contractor insurance: Understands the unique risks flooring businesses face

  • Multiple insurance carriers: Ensures competitive pricing

  • Tailored coverage: Policies designed for your business needs

  • Fast, no-obligation quotes: Easy online or phone application


Conclusion

Running a flooring business without the right insurance is risky. Protecting your employees, tools, vehicles, and clients ensures your business can thrive even when accidents happen. By choosing Wexford Insurance, you gain access to contractor-focused expertise, multiple carriers, and fast, tailored quotes—giving you the confidence to grow your flooring business safely.


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