Every warehouse operation has different risks. We'll help you build a policy that covers what matters most, from customer goods in your care to your own property and equipment.
Warehouse Insurance
Protect your facility, your inventory, and your customers' goods with customized coverage from an independent agency. We shop top carriers to find the right protection for your warehouse operation.
Warehouse legal liability and property coverage
Distribution centers, 3PLs, and fulfillment operations
Inventory, equipment, and workers' comp coverage
Fast quotes from multiple A-rated carriers
Insurance Built for the Construction Industry
Running a warehouse means managing risks that most businesses don't face: damage to customer goods in your care, forklift accidents, inventory theft, and liability for products you don't even own. Standard business insurance doesn't cover what warehouse operators actually need.
At WeatherBee's, we specialize in warehouse insurance tailored to your specific operation.
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We've helped hundreds of business owners across the US find the right coverage, without the runaround. Here's what they have to say.
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Warehouse Insurance FAQs
Q What insurance does a warehouse need?
Most warehouses need general liability, warehouse legal liability (if storing customer goods), commercial property, and workers' compensation insurance. Depending on your operation, you may also need equipment breakdown, commercial auto, inland marine, or umbrella coverage.
Q What is warehouse legal liability insurance?
Q How much does warehouse insurance cost?
Costs vary widely depending on facility size, goods stored, and employee count. A small warehouse might pay $10,000-$25,000/year for comprehensive coverage, while a large 3PL operation could pay $50,000-$100,000 or more.
Q Does general liability cover customer goods in my warehouse?
No. Standard general liability excludes property in your "care, custody, and control." You need warehouse legal liability or bailee coverage to protect against claims for damage to customer goods.
Q What's the difference between warehouse legal liability and bailee insurance?
Both cover customer goods in your care, but they work differently. Warehouse legal liability typically covers your legal liability for negligence, while bailee coverage can provide broader "all-risk" protection regardless of fault. We can help you determine which is right for your operation.
Q Do I need insurance for a 3PL operation?
Yes. Third-party logistics providers face significant liability exposure from handling customer inventory, fulfillment errors, and transportation. You'll need warehouse legal liability, general liability, cargo coverage, and likely errors & omissions insurance.