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Insurance for Salons & Spas

Coverage that accounts for chemical and treatment-related injury risk, on top of the standard liability of running a storefront business.

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Coverage Salons & Spas typically needs

Risks specific to this industry

From our horror stories

The Missed Diagnosis That Became a Claim

A treatment goes wrong and the resulting claim becomes a professional liability matter, the same risk pattern that applies whenever hands-on service work can cause direct physical harm.

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Common questions

Salons & Spas Insurance FAQ

Does general liability cover a chemical burn from a treatment?

Not reliably. Treatment-related injury claims typically fall under professional liability, a separate necessary coverage.

Are independent chair-renters covered under our policy?

Usually not automatically. Confirm their insurance status separately, since misclassification here is a common gap.

What about allergic reactions to products we use?

This falls under the same professional liability category as other treatment-related claims, worth confirming coverage specifics with us.

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