Glazing Contractors Insurance for Your Business

Protect your glass and glazing business with insurance coverage that meets your unique risks and needs.

As a glass and glazing contractor, your business faces unique risks at job sites every day. At The Horton Group, a Marsh & McLennan Agency LLC Company, we provide specialized insurance coverage to protect your team, your equipment, and your bottom line.

Tailored Insurance Solutions for Glazing Companies

Comprehensive Insurance Solutions for Glass and Glazing Contractors

Why Glazing Contractors Need Specialized Insurance Coverage

The Horton Group provides more than just contractors insurance, we deliver peace of mind.

Our insurance packages for glazing contractors offer robust protection, including:

General Liability Insurance: Protects you from claims of bodily injury or property damage involving clients or third parties at job sites.
Commercial Auto Insurance: Covers vehicles used in your glazing business, safeguarding against accidents and damage on the road.
Workers Compensation Insurance: Provides coverage for medical bills and lost wages if your workers are injured on the job.
Commercial Property Insurance: Protects your business’s physical property, including your workshop and equipment, from damage or theft.
Tools, Equipment Insurance and Installation: Coverage for the specialized tools and equipment essential for glass installation.

Why Glazing Contractors Need Specialized Insurance Coverage

As a glass and glazing contractor, your risks go beyond typical business concerns. From handling large panes of glass to working at various heights, every job brings potential liabilities. Whether it’s property damage, glass breakage, workplace accidents, or water intrusion, having the right insurance coverage is critical to ensuring peace of mind for you and your team.

At The Horton Group, we tailor your insurance plan to cover your most pressing risks, including:

Bodily Injury and Medical Expenses: Coverage for accidents involving employees, clients, or third parties.
Property Damage: Protection against accidental damage to property during installation.
Design Flaws: Protection against alleged flaws in the delegated design of the windows and curtain walls.
Water Penetration and Environmental Concerns: Protection against water intrusion and the potential of bodily injury as a result.
Commercial Auto Insurance: Safeguard your fleet from accidents while traveleing and transporting the glass to the jobsites.

Protect Your Business with the Right Insurance Coverage

The Horton Group provides more than just contractors insurance—we deliver peace of mind. Whether you’re facing potential property damage, accidents on job sites, or injuries involving third parties, our specialized policies give you the financial protection you need to stay focused on your work.

We’re committed to helping glazing contractors like you thrive with:

Customized business insurance policies that cover your unique risks.
Extensive coverage options including general liability, workers’ comp, and commercial auto insurance.
Tailored solutions to fit your business needs, so you’re not overpaying for insurance coverage you don’t need.

Insurance Essentials: What Glazing Contractors Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions for Glazing Contractors

Q: Do glazing contractors set up scaffolding for their projects?

A: Yes, many glazing contractors set up scaffolding, particularly when working on multi-story buildings or installations at significant heights. This increases the risk of accidents, both in terms of worker safety and potential property damage. Having general liability insurance and workers compensation insurance is essential to protect your business in case of injury or damage during scaffolding setup or use.

Q: At what heights do glazing contractors typically work?

A: Glazing contractors can work at a variety of heights depending on the project, ranging from ground-level installations to multi-story buildings. The risk increases with height, as workers face greater exposure to falls and accidents, making workers compensation and general liability coverage crucial for protecting your business and employees.

Q: How does the number of employees impact insurance needs?

A: The number of employees directly affects your insurance requirements, especially when it comes to workers compensation and general liability coverage. Larger teams may require higher coverage limits to ensure that all potential risks—such as injuries, accidents, and damage—are adequately covered. At The Horton Group, we customize your insurance package based on your workforce size and the specific needs of your glazing business.

Q: Do glazing contractors need coverage for transporting their glass?

A: Yes, many glazing contractors transport glass to job sites themselves. In transit, glass is vulnerable to damage, whether from accidents, weather, or improper handling. Glass and installation insurance, along with commercial auto insurance, can cover the cost of replacing damaged glass and protect your vehicles during transport.

Get Peace of Mind with The Horton Group

Our Team Understands the Challenges You Face as a Glass and Glazing Contractor

With our specialized insurance coverage, you can focus on your craft while we handle the risks. Whether it’s a vehicle accident or an injury on-site, we’ve got you covered.

Matt Meyer

Vice President

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Matt Meyer is a Practice Group Leader for The Horton Group. Matt’s extensive knowledge of insurance and risk management helps him meet the diverse needs of Horton’s clients. His background includes working in Horton’s Construction and Real Estate practice groups in providing Horton clients with comprehensive, cost-effective and innovative solutions to meet their most complex, risk-related challenges and opportunities.

Our Team Understands the Challenges You Face as a Glass and Glazing Contractor