
Landscaping Insurance
Comprehensive protection for landscapers and lawn care professionals. From equipment damage to chemical exposure, we cover the unique risks of your trade.
Coverage Types for Landscapers
Build a comprehensive insurance package that protects every aspect of your business.
General Liability
Covers property damage and bodily injury to third parties from your landscaping operations.
Workers Compensation
Required in Florida for landscaping companies with 3+ employees. Covers heat illness, injuries from equipment, and chemical exposure.
Commercial Auto
Covers trucks, trailers, and service vehicles used for landscaping work.
Inland Marine / Equipment
Covers mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers, and other equipment against theft and damage.
Chemical Drift Liability
Covers claims from pesticide or herbicide drift damaging neighboring properties or crops.
Commercial Property
Covers your shop, warehouse, and stored equipment against fire, theft, and storms.
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Common Landscaping Risks
Understanding these risks helps you choose the right coverage.
Why Choose Greene & Associates?
Seasonal Flexibility
Adjust your coverage for busy and slow seasons to manage costs while staying protected year-round.
Crew Protection
Workers comp coverage designed for outdoor work risks including heat stress, machinery, and chemical exposure.
Equipment Theft Coverage
Protect your trailers, mowers, trimmers, and tools against theft and damage with comprehensive inland marine.
Frequently Asked Questions
What insurance do I need for my landscaping business?
At minimum, you need general liability, workers compensation, and commercial auto. Equipment floater coverage is also important to protect your mowers and tools. If you apply chemicals, consider chemical drift liability coverage.
Does landscaping insurance cover chemical damage to neighbors?
Standard general liability may not cover chemical drift damage. You may need a specific chemical drift liability endorsement or policy. This is especially important if you work near agricultural land, orchards, or properties with sensitive landscaping.
How much does landscaping insurance cost?
Most landscaping businesses pay $2,500-6,000/year for comprehensive coverage. Costs vary based on crew size, equipment value, and whether you apply chemicals. We shop multiple carriers to find competitive rates.
Do I need insurance to operate a lawn care business in Florida?
Florida doesn't require landscaping insurance by law, but most clients and property managers require proof of general liability insurance before hiring you. Workers compensation is required once you have 3 or more employees.
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