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Insurance for Businesses That Keep Properties Clean

Cleaning professionals work in homes, offices, commercial buildings, and other properties where accidents or property damage can happen unexpectedly. A spilled cleaning solution, damaged flooring, broken equipment, or an injury on a customer’s property can create costly problems for a business.
Cleaning and janitorial insurance can help businesses manage these risks and provide coverage options based on the type of cleaning services they offer.

Types of Services Covered

Get a fast insurance quote based on your business and industry. Choose your industry below to explore the coverage options available and get started with your quote.

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Carpet Cleaning

Carpet cleaners work with customers' flooring and valuable furnishings while using specialized cleaning equipment and solutions. Carpet cleaning insurance can help address risks involving accidental property damage, customer injuries, equipment, and other business liabilities.

Floor Waxing

Floor waxing professionals work with different flooring materials, machinery, and chemical products to clean and finish surfaces. Floor waxing insurance can help provide protection against potential property damage, accidents, and liability claims that may occur during a job.

House Cleaning and Maid Services

House cleaners and maid services enter customers' homes to handle cleaning and household tasks. House cleaning insurance can help address risks such as accidental damage to customer property, injuries, lost or damaged belongings, and other claims related to your services.

Janitorial Services

Janitorial companies maintain offices, commercial buildings, schools, and other facilities. Janitorial insurance can help protect businesses against common risks involving employees, customers, property damage, cleaning equipment, and day-to-day operations.

Pressure Washing

Pressure washing involves high-powered equipment and water used to clean buildings, driveways, sidewalks, decks, and other surfaces. Pressure washing insurance can help address potential risks such as property damage, customer injuries, equipment-related incidents, and liability claims

Window Cleaning

Window cleaners work at residential and commercial properties and may use ladders, lifts, specialized tools, and other equipment. Window cleaning insurance can help provide coverage options for accidents, property damage, injuries, and other risks associated with window cleaning work.

Keep Cleaning. Leave the Unexpected to Your Coverage.

From a house cleaning business to a commercial janitorial company or specialized pressure washing service, your risks can change depending on where and how you work. Greater Insured helps you explore insurance options for your specific cleaning business so you can focus on delivering reliable service to your customers.