Running a cleaning business involves unavoidable risks, whether you work in residential homes or commercial properties. Accidents can happen, and without proper protection, they could cost your business significantly.
In this video, we discuss how public liability insurance may help safeguard your cleaning business from claims related to third-party injuries or property damage. If a cleaner accidentally damages a client’s property or a wet floor leads to someone slipping and falling, liability insurance may cover compensation costs, giving you financial security and peace of mind.
We also cover practical steps to minimise risks:
Using warning signs for wet floors
Training your team on safe chemical handling
Regularly inspecting premises for hazards
Keeping cleaning equipment well-maintained
Some clients, especially in commercial sectors, may require cleaning businesses to have public liability insurance. Protect your business and focus on delivering top-notch service by combining proactive safety measures with suitable insurance coverage.
Need guidance? Consult a business insurance broker at to find out more about suitable options for your cleaning business.
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