Glazier Insurance in California
Insurance for glass and glazing contractors including window installation, storefront glazing, and mirror installation.

Common Risks & Exposures for Glazier
- Broken glass lacerations
- Falls while installing storefront or curtain wall glass
- Property damage from glass breakage in transit
- Improper seal leading to water intrusion claims

Coverage Options for Glazier
Glaziers are a moderate Travelers appetite. Work above 3 stories and curtain wall installations may require referral.
General Liability
Protects against third-party claims of bodily injury, property damage, and advertising injury arising from your operations — the foundation of most commercial policies.
Workers Compensation
Covers medical costs and lost wages for employees injured on the job, and is required in California for nearly every business with employees.
Commercial Auto
Covers owned, leased, or hired vehicles used for business purposes, including liability and physical damage from accidents.
Inland Marine
Covers tools, equipment, and materials while in transit, in storage, or at a job site — property that a standard property policy may not follow.
Licensing, Certificates & Contract Requirements
What Underwriters Ask About Glazier
These are the main quote factors Travelers underwriters typically review for this class:
- Residential vs commercial percentage
- Storefront or curtain wall work?
- Height of work performed
- Annual payroll
Frequently Asked Questions
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Coverage described on this page may help address certain risks common to this class, subject to policy terms, exclusions, and underwriting approval. Availability and pricing are not guaranteed and are determined by Travelers underwriting. This page is for informational purposes and is not an offer of coverage.
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