Business Insurance protection for your company in Texas.
Business Insurance
Killebrew Insurance can help you protect your business from accidents, property damage, professional liability, workers compensation claims and more. Whether you are a start-up small business, an established company searching for better rates, or just have a question, let us help you find solutions that meet your business insurance needs.
We understand the sacrifices you’ve made to start and maintain your business. Let us help you grow it with a business insurance solutions from Killebrew Insurance.
We offer insurance coverage for:
- General Liability Insurance
- Commercial Property Insurance
- Business Owners Insurance
- Commercial Auto Insurance
- Workers Compensation Insurance
- Commercial Umbrella Insurance
- Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance
- Bonds
Contact us today to learn more or to get a quote.
Frequently Asked Questions about Business Insurance
What type of business insurance do you need?
The type of business insurance you need depends on what you’re doing. For instance, a web designer probably doesn’t need a commercial auto policy but does need a Professional Liability Policy. While a contractor has no need for Professional Liability but does need commercial auto. The best way to determine what coverage your specific business needs is by talking to a licensed agent.
What insurance is required to run a small business?
Owning a small business is an amazing achievement. Insuring it correctly is critically important. Your insurance needs depend on what your small business does. Some businesses can get away with minimal coverages while others need very comprehensive coverage for more complex businesses. Talk to an agent for advice on what types of coverage your business needs.
How much does business insurance cost?
The cost of business insurance varies tremendously based on what coverage you need. Professional Liability for instance may only be $150 a month while commercial truck insurance may cost upwards of $5,000 a month. The only way to know is to get a quote from a licensed insurance agent.