Barbershop Insurance
We can help you get the right protection for your barbershop, so you can focus on giving great haircuts, shaves, and service.
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Why Do Barbershops Need Insurance?
Barbershop Insurance covers risks from daily operations, like customer injuries, property damage, or equipment theft. This ensures your business isn’t crippled by financial losses.
What’s Included in a Barbershop Insurance?
It usually covers:
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Costs if a client is injured or their property is damaged.
Repairs or replacement of damaged shop equipment, tools, or inventory.
Plate glass cover if your shop front glass is damaged.
What Happens If I Don’t Have Barbershop Insurance?
Without Barbershop Insurance, you might have to face these risks:
Out-of-pocket claims, costly lawsuits, or settlement fees.
Property loss.
Temporary business closure.
Who Needs Barbershop Insurance?
Here’s why insurance for aged care facilities matters to you:
Barbershop Owners
Those who own or manage a barbershop.
Mobile Barbers
These barbers travel to their clients’ locations to provide haircuts and grooming services.
Self-Employed Barbers
They work independently and not for a shop or a boss, often renting chairs in someone else’s barbershop or working from home.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Barbershop Insurance cost?
The cost of getting Barbershop Insurance depends on your shop’s size, location, and risks. A small barbershop might pay around $250 to $300 monthly. You can reach out to us at Tank for a tailored quote that fits your budget.
Does it cover stolen tools?
Yes, it can cover stolen tools, but it depends on your specific policy and coverage. For instance, if you have commercial property or equipment coverage, you would generally be protected if items are stolen.
What if a client gets an infection from a cut?
Yes, Barbershop Insurance can cover medical costs and legal fees if a client sues over an infection caused by your service, like a nick from a razor. But it depends on your policy’s inclusions and exclusions, and if you followed sanitation protocols.