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How to Get Painting Business Insurance for Your Painting Company

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

Running a painting business comes with unique risks, from property damage to employee injuries. Securing painting business insurance is crucial to protect your company, your employees, and your clients. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to get the right coverage, highlight important policies, and show how you can easily get a quote through Wexford Insurance.


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Why Painting Business Insurance Matters

Painting companies face many potential liabilities:

  • Property Damage: Accidental spills or damage to a client’s home or office.

  • Injury Liability: Workers or clients could be injured on the job.

  • Equipment Protection: Tools and equipment can be costly to replace if stolen or damaged.

Without proper coverage, a single accident could cost thousands or even bankrupt your business.


Types of Insurance Every Painting Company Should Consider

  1. General Liability Insurance: Covers bodily injury, property damage, and legal costs from accidents on the job.

  2. Workers’ Compensation Insurance: Required in most states if you have employees, covering medical expenses and lost wages for workplace injuries.

  3. Commercial Property Insurance: Protects your tools, equipment, and painting materials from theft, fire, or damage.

  4. Commercial Auto Insurance: If your painting business uses vehicles for work, this coverage is essential.

  5. Professional Liability Insurance: Also called Errors & Omissions (E&O), it protects against claims of mistakes or poor workmanship.


How to Get Painting Business Insurance

  1. Assess Your Risks: Consider the size of your business, number of employees, types of jobs, and equipment value.

  2. Compare Quotes: Look at multiple insurance providers to ensure you get the best coverage at competitive rates.

  3. Check State Requirements: Some states require specific insurance policies, like workers’ compensation or commercial auto insurance.

  4. Bundle Policies for Discounts: Many insurers, including Wexford Insurance, offer multi-policy discounts if you combine general liability, property, and auto coverage.

  5. Consult an Insurance Agent: A licensed agent can help you tailor your policy to your specific needs and avoid gaps in coverage.


Why Choose Wexford Insurance for Your Painting Business

Wexford Insurance specializes in small business and painting company coverage. Their agents can guide you through the process, explain policy options, and help you get a customized quote that fits your business budget.

Ready to protect your painting company?


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