Barber Shops

​If you have at least one employee in your barber shop, they should be covered by worker’s compensation insurance. Worker’s comp will provide coverage to workers from any business-related illness or injury. While the risk is low in a barber shop, it is still possible. An employee can trip over a box of supplies, water in the bathroom, or even a pile of hair. This can result in an injury and associated medical costs. Worker’s comp will cover these costs along with keeping you from being liable.
Barber insurance can keep your business afloat in the event of any of these risks and others not listed. When choosing business insurance for your barber shop, take into account the risks that are likely as well as those you can’t protect yourself from in any other way.

Non-Eligible Questions
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Is your customer going to be affiliated with an Employee Leasing firm or a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) during the period for which coverage is being requested?
In the last 3 years, has your customer had a lapse in workers' compensation coverage as defined by the statute in their state of operation?
Does your customer offer massage services?
Does your customer have any employees working predominantly at home?
​Do you perform cupping therapy? Do you perform Cryotherapy Treatments?