Waste Management / Haulers Insurance

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What is Waste Disposal Insurance?

Waste disposal coverage is designed to cover the risks associated with waste management businesses.
It includes insurance options that most businesses face, plus options that waste disposal businesses must consider.
Because there are several different types of waste disposal / handling companies, its important to {module_contentholder name="ask-clover"} what will work best for you!

Who Needs Waste Management Insurance?

Does your company dispose of or handle waste materials?
If so, you need insurance that is designed for businesses in the waste management industry. Here are some companies that need this coverage:

Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
Hazardous and non hazardous industrial waste disposal or hauling services
Recycling operations /Recycling Collection Centre
Waste transfer stations
Septic tank contractors
Septic tank pumping services
Private refuse disposal companies
Mobile / Non-mobile document shredding services - handling sensitive personal information comes with an element of risk.

What Kind of Waste Hauler Insurance Coverage Do I Need?

Most companies will require standard coverage options like:

Commercial property insurance - businesses that rent their buildings need to consider renter's insurance for building contents.
Commercial general liability - protects your premises and company operations from issues like bodily injury lawsuits.
Business vehicle liability - for company cars, trucks, and fleets
Environmental liability - protects you if your work causes environmental issues that must be cleaned up.

Other Available Options with Waste Disposal Insurance..

Depending on the nature of your business, you may need to consider a variety of coverage options, such as:

Business Interruption - this can be added to your existing insurance policy and it will reimburse you for covered issues that cause major loss of income.
Non-owned equipment rental
Errors and omissions - covers mistakes that you or your employees make that result in damages.
Increased liability limits - this may include raising your current liability coverage or even taking out an umbrella insurance policy.

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What is Waste Disposal Insurance?

Who Needs Waste Management Insurance?

Does your company dispose of or handle waste materials?
If so, you need insurance that is designed for businesses in the waste management industry. Here are some companies that need this coverage:

Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
Hazardous and non hazardous industrial waste disposal or hauling services
Recycling operations /Recycling Collection Centre
Waste transfer stations
Septic tank contractors
Septic tank pumping services
Private refuse disposal companies
Mobile / Non-mobile document shredding services - handling sensitive personal information comes with an element of risk.

What Kind of Waste Hauler Insurance Coverage Do I Need?

Most companies will require standard coverage options like:

Commercial property insurance - businesses that rent their buildings need to consider renter's insurance for building contents.
Commercial general liability - protects your premises and company operations from issues like bodily injury lawsuits.
Business vehicle liability - for company cars, trucks, and fleets
Environmental liability - protects you if your work causes environmental issues that must be cleaned up.

Other Available Options with Waste Disposal Insurance..

Depending on the nature of your business, you may need to consider a variety of coverage options, such as:

Business Interruption - this can be added to your existing insurance policy and it will reimburse you for covered issues that cause major loss of income.
Non-owned equipment rental
Errors and omissions - covers mistakes that you or your employees make that result in damages.
Increased liability limits - this may include raising your current liability coverage or even taking out an umbrella insurance policy.

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Waste Management / Haulers Insurance

What is Waste Disposal Insurance?

Who Needs Waste Management Insurance?

Does your company dispose of or handle waste materials?
If so, you need insurance that is designed for businesses in the waste management industry. Here are some companies that need this coverage:

Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
Hazardous and non hazardous industrial waste disposal or hauling services
Recycling operations /Recycling Collection Centre
Waste transfer stations
Septic tank contractors
Septic tank pumping services
Private refuse disposal companies
Mobile / Non-mobile document shredding services - handling sensitive personal information comes with an element of risk.

What Kind of Waste Hauler Insurance Coverage Do I Need?

Most companies will require standard coverage options like:

Commercial property insurance - businesses that rent their buildings need to consider renter's insurance for building contents.
Commercial general liability - protects your premises and company operations from issues like bodily injury lawsuits.
Business vehicle liability - for company cars, trucks, and fleets
Environmental liability - protects you if your work causes environmental issues that must be cleaned up.

Other Available Options with Waste Disposal Insurance..

Depending on the nature of your business, you may need to consider a variety of coverage options, such as:

Business Interruption - this can be added to your existing insurance policy and it will reimburse you for covered issues that cause major loss of income.
Non-owned equipment rental
Errors and omissions - covers mistakes that you or your employees make that result in damages.
Increased liability limits - this may include raising your current liability coverage or even taking out an umbrella insurance policy.

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