Working on septic tanks involves a fair measure of risk. An employee could breathe in toxic fumes, or a homeowner could sue over damage done to their yard. Septic tank cleaning insurance can cover medical costs, legal fees, and repair bills that could otherwise have a lasting impact on your business.
With Insureon, septic tank cleaning businesses can get coverage the same day they apply for quotes.
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These insurance policies cover common risks of working on septic systems.
A general liability policy protects septic tank cleaning companies against basic third-party risks, such as a customer who trips over a hose and files a lawsuit.
Most states require workers' compensation for septic companies that have employees. It also protects sole proprietors from work injury costs that health insurance might deny.
Janitorial bonds are a type of surety bond. They protect your clients against financial loss if an employee at your septic service company steals from them.
This policy covers bodily injuries and property damage in an accident involving a septic tank cleaning company's vehicle. Each state has its own requirements for auto liability coverage.
A business owner's policy (BOP) is a cost-effective way for a septic company to purchase general liability coverage and commercial property insurance together.
Commercial umbrella insurance boosts the policy limits on a septic company's general liability, commercial auto, and employer's liability insurance.
A septic tank cleaning business with only a few workers can expect to pay less for insurance coverage than a larger company.
Factors that affect cleaning business insurance costs include:
It's easy to get septic tank cleaning business insurance if you have your company information on hand. Our application will ask for basic facts about your company, such as revenue and number of employees. You can buy a policy online and get a certificate of insurance with Insureon in three easy steps:
Insureon's licensed insurance agents work with top-rated U.S. carriers to find coverage that fits your septic tank cleaning company, whether you work independently or hire employees.
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Typically, septic tank service companies are required to obtain a business license and register their business with their state government. What's more, if you call your business by any name other than your own, you'll need a doing business as (DBA) license to legally operate.
Your local city or county laws may also require you to carry specific licenses, bonds, or permits. You may have to obtain a special permit regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), if you regularly handle wastewater or product disposal, or harsh cleaning agents.
It's important to check with your municipality for any additional licensing, bonding, and insurance requirements specific to your business.
Learn more about how to get your cleaning business bonded and insured.
Your septic cleaning business may need additional forms of coverage to safeguard your company from a wide range of risks. Other types of insurance solutions bought by septic tank service business owners includes:
Some of the above coverages, such as HNOA and BPP coverage, can be added to your general liability policy as an endorsement.
It's easy to find cheap septic tank cleaning insurance that matches your unique risks and budget. One way is to review coverage options from different insurance companies, and with Insureon's easy online application you're able to get free quotes from several top-rated insurance providers.
There are a few other ways septic service business owners can save, such as:
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