Florist Insurance
Working towards the perfect arrangement for your florist insurance.
Customers, suppliers, and the many other browsers who are in and out of your florist shop are frequently brushing with risks, whether it’s a particular thorny plant or a wet floor.
The threat of injury should be enough reason in itself to make sure that your florist insurance is up to scratch, but there are plenty of others.
- Public and employers’ liability
- Business Interruption
- Buildings cover
- Legal Expenses
- Cash on premises
- Goods in transit
We’re here to make sure your busiest periods are suitably accommodated by your insurance, that you have adequate cover for deliveries, and that you’re not leaving yourself open to claims made by those on your premises. And this is only the basics. Once we get to know your business better, we can work on the insurance composition that best reflects your requirements.
Delicate Stock
Fresh flowers are not blessed with the longevity possessed by a can of beans, so cover for stock in a florists may look very different from that of a small corner shop. Not to mention that they can be particularly vulnerable during transit – a regular occurrence if you offer a delivery service.
A keen eye for composition
The way in which flowers are put together is just as important as the individual items themselves if they’re to complement each other. It’s much the same for an insurance policy, and our team at Shearwater have a keen eye for details, offering a level of attention which lends itself well to a truly supportive insurance policy.