Window cleaner insurance
Insurance for window cleaning businesses. Whether you're working on commercial or residential properties, we've got you covered.
Window cleaner insurance quote
What is window cleaners insurance?
Cleaning windows - especially when working at heights - is stressful enough without worrying about the admin.
Our insurance can cover your work, your premises, your team, and the tools and specialist equipment you use.
- Customise your cover to meet your needs
- Change or cancel anytime, no fees
- Pay by the month
- Instant documents
Get your business insurance in less than 10 minutes
Flexible monthly subscription. No fees to change or cancel your cover.
Cover options
Here are some of the options you may want to consider. Pick only what you need. We're flexible.
Public liability insurance
Working in public spaces makes you more likely to experience an incident involving a member of the public. Unfortunately, 'slippery surface' signs aren't enough to prevent all accidents. Choose from £1m, £2m, or £5m cover.
Contents and equipment
Specialist equipment isn't always easy to come by - nor is it cheap to replace. We offer up to £20,000 equipment cover.
Employers liability
This one's mandatory if you have any employees at all, whether full or part time. It'll protect your business against costs arising from an employee's injury or damage to their property while carrying out work. We offer up to £10 million cover.
Cyber insurance
Surprised to see this? It's not specifically for tech businesses. Basically, if your business contacts customers using email, or holds personal data, you should consider cyber insurance.
We've made insuring your business simple. Get started.
Window cleaning business insurance FAQs
What insurance do I need for my window cleaning business?
As a business that involves working in public spaces (and in proximity to non-employees), you'll likely need to have public liability insurance, at a minimum. This covers you for legal and compensation costs if a member of the public were to sue you due to injury or damage caused by your business activities.
If you have any employees, you'll need employers liability cover too, which is a legal requirement in the UK, for all businesses with employees.
How much does window cleaner insurance cost?
This is all down to how many covers you choose for your business. Our cover starts from £5.13 per month. Find out more about factors that influence the cost of business insurance.
Do you cover work at both domestic and commercial sites?
Yes, our cover is suitable for jobs at both domestic and commercial sites.
Is business insurance required by law?
No, most business insurance is not required by law. The exception to this is employers liability cover, which is required by law for any business with employees.
Customise your cover
To simplify things, we've categorised our covers into three groups: essential covers, professional covers, and management covers. You'll be guided through these different options during the quotation process.
Essential covers
Essential for all businesses needing protection against bodily injury and lost or damaged property.
Select from:
Professional covers
Protect against risks associated with the professional services you provide and the way you market your business.
Select from:
Management covers
Protect your management and shareholders against the operational risks associated with running a company.
Select from:
- Directors and officers insurance
- Employment practices
- Crime
Boost your cover from £10.08 per month
Commercial legal protection
Covers compensation awards, professional fees and legal costs associated with a range of legal disputes.
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