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Why Garage Door Contractors Need Specialized Business Insurance

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • 19 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Garage door contractors face unique risks that standard business insurance may not fully cover. From heavy doors, power tools, and ladders to company vehicles and client property, one accident can lead to significant financial losses.

Specialized business insurance is designed to protect garage door contractors from these specific risks, ensuring that your business, employees, and clients remain secure. Wexford Insurance helps contractors get the right coverage tailored to their operations.


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Unique Risks Faced by Garage Door Contractors

Garage door installation and repair work involves hazards that many general insurance policies may not fully account for:

  • Heavy equipment and doors: Risk of injury or property damage during installation

  • Elevated work: Working on ladders or in garages increases accident potential

  • Vehicles and transport: Trucks and vans carry doors and tools to multiple locations

  • Tools and machinery: Expensive equipment is essential for your business

  • Contractor liability: Errors in installation can lead to legal claims


Why Standard Business Insurance May Not Be Enough

While general business insurance covers basic liability and property risks, garage door contractors often need:

  • Higher coverage limits for property and liability claims

  • Specialized protection for tools, equipment, and vehicles

  • Coverage for professional errors or faulty installations

  • Policies that meet client or permit requirements

Without specialized insurance, contractors may face coverage gaps that leave them financially exposed.


Key Coverages Garage Door Contractors Should Consider


How Wexford Insurance Supports Garage Door Contractors

Wexford Insurance specializes in contractor insurance, helping garage door businesses:

  • Access coverage tailored to installation and repair risks

  • Bundle multiple policies for cost savings

  • Receive fast, accurate quotes from multiple carriers

  • Ensure compliance with client contracts and state requirements


Conclusion

Garage door contractors face risks that general business insurance cannot fully cover. Specialized business insurance ensures protection for employees, tools, vehicles, and clients, while meeting legal and contractual requirements.

Partnering with Wexford Insurance provides tailored policies, fast quotes, and expert guidance, so garage door contractors can operate safely and confidently.


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