Business Insurance
ClearPro carries multiple forms of insurance to protect your home and business—and our employees—when we work on your property.
IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT OUR BUSINESS INSURANCE
GENERAL LIABILITY COVERAGE
We carry a $2M general liability policy that protects you, your home, and our employees. We’ve earned significant premium reductions from our great record of safety and property protection, but having this kind of protection is still important to us, because it reflects our professionalism and dedication to you—the customer.
INSURANCE RIDERS
That general liability policy is a start, but ClearPro goes even farther. We pay for two riders specifically designed to address things not covered by the policy. Namely, our riders insures against property damage from us moving things and against property damage from the work we do.
BONDED EMPLOYEES
We only hire background-checked technicians with journeyman-level experience and great references. We trust our team, and we trust them in your home. However, we want you—the customer—to have complete peace-of-mind. Our employees are each dishonesty bonded, up to $10,000, to protect you.
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PROOF OF INSURANCE
Ask for us to provide proof of our insurance policies, and we’ll be more than happy to. In fact, we love it when customers ask for this, because it’s in their interest to and it helps reinforce what should be the norm in our industry, but, sadly, is often not.
Never trust a cleaning company that won’t provide you with proof of insurance. Better yet, call that insurance company and make sure the policy is up-to-date and has appropriate coverages. The need for insurance is not the time you want to discover inconsistencies. At ClearPro, we’re always happy to provide you with evidence that we’re licensed, bonded, and insured.
WHAT MAKES CLEARPRO DIFFERENT?
Many cleaning companies don’t carry insurance. However, while we’d like to believe everyone plays fair, the truth is that many of them will lie and tell you that they do. They do this because most customers don’t call them on it. We encourage you to.
Keep in mind that a company’s lack of insurance is what puts you, the customer, in a bad position. It means that scratches on your windows, broken glass, or other forms of property damage aren’t covered by the company doing the work. It could mean that you’re liable for workplace injuries to their employees in your home.