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How to Get HVAC Contractor Business Insurance for Your Heating & Air Company

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

Running an HVAC business—whether it’s heating, air conditioning, or ventilation—carries unique risks. From installing complex systems to working on rooftops and in tight spaces, accidents can happen.

Having the right HVAC contractor business insurance protects your company, employees, and clients from financial loss. Here’s how to get coverage quickly, what policies to consider, and how Wexford Insurance can help.


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Why HVAC Contractors Need Business Insurance

HVAC work exposes your business to risks such as:

  • Property damage: Accidental damage to client homes or businesses

  • Bodily injury: Employees or clients can be hurt on-site

  • Equipment and tool loss: HVAC systems, tools, and vehicles are expensive

  • Liability claims: Lawsuits from mistakes, faulty installation, or negligence

Without proper coverage, your business could face costly claims and legal action.

Read More about contractor insurance basics at the Insurance Information Institute


Key Types of Insurance for HVAC Contractors

Covers property damage and bodily injury to third parties. Essential for all HVAC contractors.

Required in most states for employees. Covers medical expenses and lost wages if an employee is injured.

Covers vehicles used to transport HVAC equipment and technicians.

Protects high-value tools, diagnostic devices, and HVAC systems while on-site or in transit.

Protects against claims of faulty installation, improper system design, or negligence.

Provides additional coverage above your general liability policy for larger claims.


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Steps to Get an HVAC Contractor Business Insurance Quote

1. Gather Your Business Details

  • Business name, address, and legal structure

  • Number of employees and payroll information

  • Vehicles used for HVAC services

  • Estimated annual revenue and project types

  • Claims history (if applicable)

2. Determine Coverage Needs

Decide on the types of coverage and policy limits that match your business size, job types, and client requirements.

3. Request Quotes

You can request quotes online or through an insurance agency. Compare multiple carriers to ensure competitive pricing and sufficient coverage.


How Wexford Insurance Helps HVAC Contractors

Wexford Insurance specializes in contractor business insurance and helps HVAC companies:

  • Identify the right coverage for each project

  • Compare multiple carriers for competitive pricing

  • Secure Certificates of Insurance for client contracts

  • Provide expert guidance on limits, deductibles, and policy types


Conclusion

HVAC contractors face unique risks that make business insurance critical. From general liability and workers’ compensation to vehicle and tools coverage, having the right policies protects your business from costly claims and lawsuits.

Partnering with Wexford Insurance ensures your HVAC company gets tailored, compliant, and competitive coverage, giving you peace of mind while focusing on heating and air services.


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