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Insurance for Texas Painting Contractors
Painting contractors work in clients' homes and businesses every day, which means you're constantly exposed to property damage claims. We see it all the time — a paint spill on a client's hardwood floor, overspray on a car in the driveway, or damage to fixtures during prep work. The good news? Painting is generally classified as lower risk, so your premiums are usually pretty reasonable. Let us find you the best rate.
Risks Painters Face
Paint spills and overspray damaging client property — floors, vehicles, landscaping
Falls from ladders and scaffolding
Lead paint exposure on older buildings (pre-1978)
Vehicle accidents transporting equipment
Damage to client furnishings and fixtures during prep
VOC exposure and respiratory issues for workers
Coverage Painters Need
General Liability
Covers property damage from paint spills, overspray, and other incidents. This is your must-have.
Workers' Compensation
Covers fall injuries, chemical exposure, and other workplace accidents.
Commercial Auto
Covers your work vehicles and equipment transport.
Tools & Equipment
Protects sprayers, scaffolding, and painting equipment.
Need Insurance for Your Painter Business?
We shop multiple carriers to find the best rate for painters in Texas.
Common Job Requirements
Property managers and GCs require GL coverage
Commercial painting jobs require workers' comp
Lead paint abatement requires specialized coverage and EPA certification
COIs required for most commercial and residential management clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Get a Painters Insurance Quote
Tell us about your business and we'll find the best coverage options.
Let's get your coverage figured out.
Submit your info and we'll shop options from multiple carriers. Most quotes come back within one business day.