Keep crews and equipment ready for the next job.
Landscaping and lawn care businesses move crews, trailers, tools, and powered equipment between customer properties. Explore coverage topics that reflect your services, jobsite conditions, and seasonal schedule.
Commercial Auto, Commercial Equipment, General Liability, and Workers’ Compensation may be useful topics for a landscaping conversation. Mowing, planting, irrigation, hardscape, snow services, and tree work each change the work, tools, and customer locations involved.
A practical review should reflect transportation, equipment security, employee duties, chemical use, subcontractors, and customer contracts. Confirm eligibility and terms for the specific services you provide.
Details that help focus the conversation
A clear description of your operation helps an agent focus the conversation.
Questions worth asking
Useful points to discuss before choosing a policy.
What should a lawn care business include in its insurance discussion?
List the services you perform, equipment and vehicles used, seasonal workforce, chemical exposure, and whether you handle tree work or snow services.
Are tools and equipment covered wherever a crew works?
Coverage for property away from the primary premises depends on policy terms and endorsements. Review transport, storage, scheduled values, and theft conditions.
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