Categories: Business Insurance
Running a landscaping business is rewarding, but it comes with unique risks. From property damage to employee injuries, unforeseen events can derail your operations and cost you thousands. That’s where business insurance steps in to safeguard your company. Here’s why every landscaping company needs insurance and how it can protect you from potential pitfalls.
While trimming trees or installing new sod, accidental property damage can occur. For example, a miscalculation could result in a broken sprinkler system or damage to a client’s outdoor furniture.
An unattended piece of equipment could trip a client or neighbor, resulting in an injury claim.
Landscaping equipment like mowers, trimmers, and leaf blowers are essential for your business. Theft or damage to these tools could delay projects and lead to lost revenue.
Landscaping involves physical labor, and injuries like sprains, cuts, or heat exhaustion are not uncommon.
Severe weather can cause unexpected delays, leading to missed deadlines and potential client disputes.
At Bunker, we understand the unique risks landscaping companies face. Our team works closely with you to find the right business insurance tailored to your needs. With Bunker, you can focus on growing your landscaping business while we handle the complexities of insurance.
Protect your landscaping business from the unexpected. Contact Bunker today at support@buildbunker.com or visit buildbunker.com to learn more about our customized insurance solutions!
Our team of knowledgable agents are experts at finding the right coverage for your business. Get your insurance quote now.
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If your application contains purposefully misleading, absent, or inaccurate information, you could be charged with fraud. Your insurance carrier could potentially void your policy, or you could face civil or criminal charges or penalties.
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