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Protect your business from third-party claims of bodily injury, property damage, and advertising injury. The essential coverage every business needs — tailored to your industry.

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UNDERSTANDING YOUR COVERAGE

What Is Commercial General
Liability Insurance?

CGL is the foundation of any solid business insurance strategy. It shields your company from the financial fallout of everyday accidents, lawsuits, and unexpected incidents on your premises or job sites.

Bodily Injury Coverage

Pays for medical expenses, lost wages, and legal costs if a customer or third party is injured due to your business operations.

Property Damage Coverage

Covers damage your business causes to someone else’s property — during operations, on their premises, or as a result of your products.

Personal & Advertising Injury

Protects against claims of libel, slander, copyright infringement, and false advertising in your business promotions.

Products & Completed Operations

Covers claims arising from products you sell or work you've completed — even after the job is done and the client has accepted it.

COVERAGE DETAILS

What Does a CGL Policy Cover?

A comprehensive CGL policy includes multiple coverage components that work together to shield your business assets and reputation.

Slip & Fall Accidents

Client injured at your location or job site

Third-Party Property Damage

Damage caused to a client's property during work

Defamation Claims

Libel, slander, or reputational harm allegations

Legal Defense Costs

Attorney fees and court costs, even if not at fault

Products Liability

Injury or damage from products you manufacture or sell

Completed Operations

Claims arising after your work or project is finished

Real-World Scenarios

When Would You Need CGL?

These real-world situations show why CGL is not optional — it’s essential for any business that interacts with customers, vendors, or the public.

Contractor Damages a Client's Home

A plumber accidentally cracks a pipe, flooding a client’s basement. CGL covers repair costs and any resulting legal claims.

Customer Slips in Your Store

A retail customer slips on a wet floor, breaks their arm, and sues. CGL pays medical bills and legal defense.

Advertising Injury Claim

A competitor claims your marketing materials copied their tagline. CGL defends you in court and covers settlements.

Product Causes Illness

A food product you distribute causes illness. Products liability coverage within CGL covers the resulting claims.

Policy Structure

CGL Coverage Limits & Structure

Understanding your policy’s limits helps you choose the right level of protection for your business size and risk exposure.

Per-Occurrence Limit

Coverage Component

Per-Occurrence Limit

Typical Limit

$1M – $2M

Included

Included

Notes

Max per single claim event

Coverage Component

General Aggregate Limit

Typical Limit

$2M – $4M

Included

Included

Notes

Total for all claims per policy year

Coverage Component

Products/Completed Ops

Typical Limit

$2M aggregate

Included

Included

Notes

Applies after work is finished

Coverage Component

Personal & Advertising Injury

Typical Limit

$1M per occurrence

Included

Included

Notes

Defamation, IP infringement

Coverage Component

Damage to Rented Premises

Typical Limit

$50K–$300K

Included

Included

Notes

Fire, explosion damage to rented space

Coverage Component

Cyber Liability Rider

Typical Limit

$250K+

Included

Add-On

Notes

Optional endorsement

Coverage Component

Umbrella / Excess Coverage

Typical Limit

$1M–$5M+

Included

Add-On

Notes

Extends above primary limits

Coverage Component

Typical Limit

Included

Notes

Per-Occurrence Limit

$1M – $2M

Included

Max per single claim event

General Aggregate Limit

$2M – $4M

Included

Total for all claims per policy year

Products/Completed Ops

$2M aggregate

Included

Applies after work is finished

Personal & Advertising Injury

$1M per occurrence

Included

Defamation, IP infringement

Damage to Rented Premises

$50K–$300K

Included

Fire, explosion damage to rented space

Cyber Liability Rider

$250K+

Add-On

Optional endorsement

Umbrella / Excess Coverage

$1M–$5M+

Add-On

Extends above primary limits

Industries We Serve

Who Needs CGL Insurance?

From sole proprietors to established companies, nearly every business faces liability risk. Here are the industries we most commonly cover.

Contractors

General, electrical, plumbing, HVAC

Retail Shops

Storefronts, boutiques, online sellers

Restaurants

Cafes, food trucks, caterers

IT & Tech

Consultants, freelancers, agencies

Cleaning Biz

Janitorial, housekeeping, lawn care

Photographers

Events, portraits, commercial

Healthcare

Clinics, therapists, wellness pros

Real Estate

Agents, brokers, property managers

Pricing & Cost Factors

How Much Does CGL Insurance Cost?

Premiums vary based on your industry, revenue, claims history, and the limits you choose. Most small businesses pay far less than expected.

Average Annual Premium

$500–$1,500

for most small businesses

Low-risk businesses like consultants may pay as little as $42/month. Higher-risk trades like contractors typically pay $80–$200/month.

Policy Enhancements

Popular Add-Ons & Endorsements

Customize your CGL policy with endorsements that close common coverage gaps for your specific industry.

Hired & Non-Owned Auto

Covers liability when employees use personal or rented vehicles for business

Waiver of Subrogation

Required by many contracts — prevents insurer from suing a third party after paying a claim

Primary & Non-Contributory

Your policy pays first before the additional insured's coverage — often required by clients

Additional Insured Endorsement

Extends coverage to clients, property owners, or GCs who require it by contract

Liquor Liability

Covers claims arising from serving or selling alcohol — critical for restaurants and events

Umbrella Policy

Adds an extra layer of protection above your CGL limits for catastrophic claims

Coverage Options

Choose Your Protection Level

We offer tiered coverage options so you only pay for what your business actually needs.

Starter

Basic CGL

Most Popular

Enhanced CGL

Premium

CGL + Umbrella

Simple Process

Get Covered in 4 Simple Steps

We’ve streamlined the process so you spend less time on paperwork and more time running your business.

1

Tell Us About Your Business

Industry, revenue, employees, location — basic details to assess your risk profile

2

We Compare Carriers

Our agents shop A-rated carriers to find the best coverage at the best price

3

Review Your Options

Receive a clear, easy-to-understand quote with no confusing jargon

4

Get Insured Today

Purchase your policy online or with an agent — get your COI same day

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Why Businesses Trust Us

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Commercial General Liability Insurance.

Is CGL insurance required by law?

CGL is not federally mandated, but many states, clients, and landlords require it as part of contracts or lease agreements. Most contractors and service businesses cannot legally operate on job sites without it.

No — CGL covers third-party claims from customers, vendors, or the public. Employee injuries are covered by Workers’ Compensation insurance, which is a separate policy.

In most cases, we can issue your COI the same day you purchase your policy. This is critical when you need proof of insurance before starting a job.

Yes. We can add additional insureds to your policy with an endorsement, which is commonly required by general contractors and commercial property owners.

A Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) bundles CGL with commercial property insurance at a discounted rate. CGL alone is ideal if you don’t own significant business property or equipment.

Client Reviews

What Business Owners Say

Related Insurance

Other Coverages to Consider

CGL is your foundation — but a complete protection strategy often includes these additional policies.

Workers' Compensation

Required in most states if you have employees — covers job-related injuries and illnesses

Commercial Auto Insurance

Essential if your business owns or operates vehicles for work purposes

Professional Liability (E&O)

Covers errors, omissions, and negligence claims in service-based professions

Cyber Liability Insurance

Protects against data breaches, ransomware, and cyber attacks targeting your business

Business Owner's Policy (BOP)

Bundles CGL + property insurance into one cost-effective, comprehensive package

Commercial Property Insurance

Covers your building, equipment, inventory, and assets from fire, theft, and disasters

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