What coverage does a landscaping business often review?
Landscaping businesses often review GL, commercial auto, trailers/equipment, inland marine, workers comp, and client certificate wording.
Landscaping business
Landscaping Business Insurance in Texas
Texas landscaping insurance path for lawn care, landscape maintenance, irrigation, tree work questions, trailers, equipment, commercial auto, and COIs.
Best next step
Landscaping quotes should clarify the work: mowing, maintenance, irrigation, hardscape, tree exposure, trailers, equipment, employees, vehicles, client contracts, and proof deadlines.
Lawn care or landscaping business
Commercial property or HOA needs proof
Business uses trailers, equipment, or crews
Client asks for additional insured wording
What to send first
Services performed and cities served
Client or property manager wording
Equipment, trailer, and vehicle details
Payroll, revenue, employees, and subs
Job or contract deadline
Avoid delays
!Leaving out trailers or equipment
!Ignoring commercial auto exposure
!Not disclosing tree or irrigation work
!Waiting until a property manager blocks access
Need help now?
Start with a short request.
Send the basics online or call Argo. An agent can ask for any additional details after you start.
Does tree work change the quote?
It can. Tree trimming, removal, climbing, or height exposure should be disclosed early so Argo can route the request correctly.
What should I send for a landscaping COI?
Send the property manager or client wording, services performed, job date, equipment/vehicles, payroll, revenue, and certificate delivery email.