Servicing Lumber Yards from all across the Northeast;
including New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania

General liability insurance: General Liability (GL) provides financial protection in case your lumberyard is sued or held legally responsible for some injury or damage. This is particularly important when thinking of the third parties that may come in close contact with the various dangers of the work environment.This includes claims of third-party bodily injury and property damage. If your lumber yard is sued, general liability insurance can help to cover the costs of any legal fees or settlements.

 

Commercial Property Insurance: This financially protects your business property including buildings, equipment, furniture, and inventory, in the case it is damaged or destroyed by a covered peril. Commonly covered perils include fire, theft, vandalism, and water damage.

 

Workers’ compensation insurance: This is a vital policy for lumber yards since employees are engaging in manual labor and working with dangerous machinery. While training your staff on the proper techniques on how to safely use equipment is great, accidents are impossible to avoid. This is where your workers compensation policy would come into play.   

 

Inland marine insurance: This covers your business property that is transported on land. This is important to have for lumber yards that transport inventory or equipment to different sites or offer delivery services.

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Additional coverage: Commercial auto insurance financially covers damages if a collision occurs while driving a company vehicle.