Cleaning business insurance · Janitorial

Insurance for residential and commercial cleaning businesses

You work inside other people’s homes and buildings, often with keys and alarm codes. Clients and property managers expect you to be insured, and many will ask for proof before you start.

  • RIBO Licensed Broker
  • FSRA Licensed Life Agent (LLQP)

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Coverage cleaning businesses commonly carry

  • Commercial general liability: damage to client property and injuries, for example a wet floor or a damaged surface
  • Care, custody and control for client property you are working on, which basic liability may exclude
  • Employee dishonesty or a fidelity bond: protection if an employee steals from a client, which many contracts require
  • Lost key coverage for re-keying costs
  • Equipment and supplies
  • Commercial auto for vehicles used to get between jobs

Growing your cleaning business

Commercial cleaning contracts often require higher liability limits, additional insured wording and proof of WSIB status. Send me the requirements before you sign, and I’ll confirm your coverage can meet them.

Coverage descriptions are general. Your policy wording, limits and exclusions determine what is covered. Availability and premiums vary by insurer and by your circumstances.

Cleaning Business Insurance: common questions

What is a janitorial bond?

It is protection for your clients if an employee steals from them. It reassures customers and is often required for commercial contracts.

I am a solo cleaner. Do I still need insurance?

Yes. Even small accidents, such as damaging a stone countertop with the wrong product, can be expensive. Many residential clients and property managers also ask for proof of liability insurance.

Let’s review your cleaning business insurance

Tell me what you need covered. I’ll review it with you, explain your choices in plain language, and follow up at a time that suits you.