
Plumbers insurance is a bundle of policies designed to protect plumbing contractors from financial loss due to property damage, injuries, faulty workmanship, stolen tools, and more.
Most plumbing contractors need multiple types of coverage to fully protect their business — from general liability and property insurance to commercial auto and workers’ comp.
Costs depend on your location, number of employees, services offered, and annual revenue. That said, here are some average estimates:
💡 These are general ranges — exact premiums vary by state, claim history, and job scope. Always compare quotes to ensure the best fit.
If you do paid plumbing work — yes, you probably do. Here’s why:
Here are the core policies most plumbers should carry:
Covers third-party bodily injury, property damage, and legal fees if you’re sued.
Protects your work vehicle(s) used to transport tools, equipment, and staff.
Covers theft or damage to tools, pumps, pipe cutters, or machines while on the job or in transit.
Required if you have employees. Covers medical costs and lost wages for work-related injuries.
Depending on your jobs and contracts, consider:
Whether you’re unclogging drains or installing full water systems, we’ll help you find the right coverage fast. We work with top-rated carriers who understand the risks of your trade.
