Coverage built for nail techs and salon owners: general & professional liability for slips, burns and reactions, product liability, a BOP for your suite, and workers’ comp for your staff. Same-day certificate for your landlord. Мы говорим по-русски · Hablamos español.
A single client reaction, infection claim, or slip-and-fall can cost more than a year of premium. We package general and professional liability for your services (acrylics, gels, pedicures), product liability, a Business Owners Policy for your space and equipment, and workers’ comp for your technicians — then issue the certificate your landlord needs the same day.
Slips, falls and accidental injuries to clients in your salon (commonly $1M/$2M).
Claims that a service — acrylics, gels, pedicures — caused harm.
Reactions to polishes, removers, acrylics and other products you use.
Property coverage for your stations, equipment and retail inventory, bundled with GL.
Required once you have employed technicians; covers their work injuries.
A Business Owners Policy for a nail salon averages about $91/month, and many salons pay roughly $500–$1,200 per year for general liability depending on size, services and payroll. Bundling GL with property into a BOP typically saves 10–20% versus separate policies. Workers’ comp is priced on payroll. We compare carriers to match the $1M/$2M limits your lease requires at the lowest total cost.
Figures are general market ranges — your exact rate depends on your profile. Call (310) 299-5555 for a free, no-obligation quote.
Most commercial leases require a salon to carry $1M/$2M general liability and name the landlord as additional insured on a certificate of insurance. If you employ technicians, California requires workers’ comp. Booth renters and independent (1099) techs are generally not covered by the salon’s policy and must carry their own GL and professional liability — usually $1M per occurrence.
Chairs, technicians, services, and what your lease requires.
GL + professional liability, BOP, and workers’ comp — shopped across carriers.
Additional insured added for your landlord and issued fast.
A BOP averages about $91/month, and general liability often runs $500–$1,200/year depending on size, services and payroll. We shop carriers to find your lowest.
General liability, professional liability (E&O), product liability for reactions, a BOP for your property, and workers’ comp for staff.
Yes — reactions to polishes, removers and acrylics are a common claim. We include product liability with your salon program.
Not usually. Booth renters generally need their own general liability (about $1M). We cover both booth renters and full salons.
In California, employers with any employees must carry it. We’ll confirm what applies to your setup.
Most leases require $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate and the landlord listed as additional insured. We issue that COI same-day.
Yes — usually within minutes once your policy is bound, with your landlord added as additional insured.
Yes — we serve salon owners in English, Russian and Spanish.
Russian-speaking · English · Español. No pressure, no spam — just your best rate.