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Business insurance for Washington and Florida companies

From sole proprietors to growing teams, we build commercial coverage that meets your contracts, protects your assets, and keeps you compliant — without overpaying.

Running a business in Washington or Florida means managing risk you can't always see: a customer slip-and-fall, an employee injury, a data breach, a fender-bender in the company van. The right commercial program transfers those risks to an insurer so one bad day doesn't undo years of work. Maru writes coverage for contractors, retailers, restaurants, professional services, real estate, and more.

We also understand the compliance side — Washington's state-run workers' compensation system through L&I, Florida's workers' comp thresholds by industry, and the certificates of insurance your clients and landlords demand. Start with the core policies below.

Common questions

What business insurance is legally required in Washington and Florida?
Both states require workers' compensation once you have employees (Washington through the state L&I fund; Florida's threshold depends on industry — construction businesses need it with one employee). Commercial auto is required for business-owned vehicles. General liability isn't legally mandated but is routinely required by leases, clients, and licensing boards.
How much does business insurance cost?
It depends on your industry, revenue, payroll, and location. A low-risk consultant might pay $500–$800/year for general liability, while a contractor with a crew will pay considerably more once workers' comp and commercial auto are added. We'll build a program to your actual exposure and budget.

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