Why Insurance for HVAC Contractors Matters
HVAC contractors juggle high-value equipment, busy schedules, and tight crawlspaces. One electrical spark, faulty install, or ladder fall could derail a job—and your business.
Clients and general contractors often require proof of insurance before awarding work. But bare-minimum coverage rarely protects against real-world risk.
Comprehensive HVAC insurance not only satisfies contractual requirements but also protects your employees, your assets, and your future. The right policy helps you navigate claims, downtime, and emergencies with confidence.
Essential Coverage Options for HVAC Professionals
Most HVAC contractors need a strong foundation made up of the following policies:
HVAC liability insurance covers third-party injuries, property damage, and legal fees, such as damage caused by an HVAC unit leak or electrical fault.
Protects employees injured on the job by covering medical expenses and lost wages. From ladder falls to burns or refrigerant exposure, this coverage is crucial.
Can cover your office, warehouse, and contents, including inventory, diagnostic tools, and company-owned HVAC units.
Provides additional liability protection above the limits of your general liability, auto, or workers’ comp coverage.
Covers your service vans and trucks, along with any permanently attached onboard tools or equipment, for liability and physical damage.
Covers claims related to wrongful termination, discrimination, or workplace harassment.
Protects against claims stemming from errors in administering benefit plans or retirement programs.
Provides coverage for internal theft, fraud, forgery, or dishonest acts committed by employees.