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How to Save Money on Flooring Contractor Business Insurance Costs

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

Flooring contractor business insurance is essential for protecting your company, employees, and clients—but that doesn’t mean you should overpay for coverage. Understanding how insurers price policies and knowing where savings opportunities exist can help you lower your insurance costs without reducing protection.

This guide explains practical ways flooring contractors can save money on business insurance and how working with Wexford Insurance can help you secure competitive rates.


Flooring Contractor


Understand What Drives Your Insurance Costs

Before reducing costs, it’s important to understand what impacts pricing. Insurance companies typically consider:

  • Type of flooring services offered

  • Business revenue and payroll

  • Number of employees

  • Claims history

  • Coverage limits and deductibles

  • Location and state regulations


Proven Ways to Lower Flooring Contractor Insurance Costs

1. Bundle Your Insurance Policies

Bundling multiple policies—such as general liability, workers’ compensation, commercial auto, and tools coverage—can often reduce overall premiums. Many insurers offer discounts for combining coverages under one provider.


2. Maintain a Clean Claims History

Frequent claims can significantly increase premiums. To reduce risk:

  • Train employees on jobsite safety

  • Use proper protective equipment

  • Follow installation best practices

Fewer claims help demonstrate lower risk to insurance companies.


Choosing a higher deductible can lower monthly or annual premiums. This approach works best if your business has enough cash flow to cover smaller claims without financial strain.


4. Review Coverage Limits Regularly

Carrying more coverage than necessary can inflate costs. Review your policies annually to ensure limits match your actual business needs, especially if your operations or revenue change.


5. Implement Safety Programs

Insurance companies often reward businesses that prioritize safety. Consider:

  • Employee training programs

  • Equipment maintenance schedules

  • Clear jobsite safety procedures

These steps may qualify your business for lower premiums.


6. Work With a Contractor-Focused Insurance Agency

Not all insurance agencies understand the unique risks flooring contractors face. Working with a specialist helps ensure you’re not paying for unnecessary coverage—or missing critical protection.


How Wexford Insurance Helps Flooring Contractors Save Money

Wexford Insurance specializes in contractor and small business insurance, helping flooring contractors reduce costs while staying protected. With Wexford, you get:

  • Access to multiple top-rated insurance carriers

  • Customized coverage based on your actual risks

  • Expert guidance on cost-saving opportunities

  • Fast, no-obligation quotes


Conclusion

Saving money on flooring contractor business insurance doesn’t mean cutting corners—it means making smart, informed decisions. By bundling policies, maintaining a clean claims history, reviewing coverage regularly, and working with the right insurance partner, flooring contractors can significantly reduce costs while staying fully protected.

Partnering with Wexford Insurance gives you access to contractor-specific expertise, competitive pricing, and tailored coverage—helping you protect your business and your budget.



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