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Small Business Insurance for Plumbers
As a plumber, your unique skillset is essential in ensuring your clients can resume their day-to-day lives should something go wrong with their existing pipes or sanitation systems. You are bursting with knowledge and armed with the necessary tools to help fix and restore a very essential foundation in every client's home. At TD Insurance, we are thankful for the work you do, and can help you build a customized insurance plan that protects you, your tools, and your business so that you can hit the ground plumbing.
Plumbers Insurance is recommended for:
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Residential Plumbers
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Commercial Plumbers
Why You Need Plumbers Small Business Insurance
Coverage Options for Plumbers
It’s easy to choose the right coverage for your business with TD Insurance. We'll help build a customized insurance policy to fit your needs, so you'll be confident you're protected.
Claim Scenarios for Plumbers
Potential Claim:
You're called in to do an installation for a new plumbing connection in your customer’s washroom. One of the valves you have supplied fails overnight, causing damage to their finished basement. Your customer is now filing suit for the extensive property damage.
Potential Outcome:
Your commercial general liability policy may cover any related legal fees, as well as the cost to repair the property damage if you are found liable.
Potential Claim:
You have been working at a new job site all day. Upon completion of the job, you return to the nearby parking lot only to discover that your company vehicle is nowhere to be found. You quickly realize that it has been stolen along with some copper pipe and tools that were located inside your vehicle.
Potential Outcome:
Your commercial auto policy may respond for settlement in the event the vehicle is not recovered or to repair in the event of recovery where the vehicle has sustained damages. Additionally, if you have a commercial property policy with an equipment floater, your policy may respond to cover the functional replacement cost of the missing items.