How to Keep Your Coffee Shop Safe from Fire Hazards
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Most coffee shops need a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP), General Liability Insurance, Workers’ Compensation, and Product Liability — plus additional coverage for equipment and business interruption.
Coffee shops face daily risks like hot beverage burns, slip-and-fall accidents, food contamination, equipment breakdowns, and employee injuries. Insurance protects you from expensive claims and keeps your business running smoothly.
Yes. If your coffee shop has employees, most states legally require Workers’ Compensation to cover workplace injuries and lost wages.
It covers third-party bodily injury, property damage, and legal defense costs — for example, if a customer slips on a wet floor or is burned by a spilled drink.
A BOP bundles coverage for commercial property + liability. It helps pay for building or equipment damage, theft, fire, and lawsuits — all in one cost-effective plan.
Yes. Commercial Property Insurance covers equipment like espresso machines, grinders, refrigerators, and POS systems if they’re damaged or stolen.
Absolutely. You can add endorsements for patios, theft, delivery vehicles, and catering operations to make sure every part of your business is protected.
Pricing depends on factors like location, number of employees, safety measures, and equipment value. We help find affordable options tailored to your business size and risk level.
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