About Janitorial Business Insurance

Why a brand for janitorial contractors

A janitorial contractor does its work inside someone else’s building, often at night, with the client’s floors, fixtures and contents in its care. The places it gets hurt are specific: a visitor or tenant on a floor the crew just cleaned, a crew member on a client’s wet floor, a client’s property that is damaged or missing after a shift, the crew van between sites. Those exposures sit across several policies at once — general liability, workers’ compensation, commercial auto and property — and an owner can learn where one policy stops and the next begins only after a claim.

This brand exists so the first conversation is about the cleaning itself, not a generic application. Whether the business does commercial building and office cleaning or industrial cleaning, the program is written around what the crews actually do.

Who you deal with

The agency is led by Nate Jones, a Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU), with Kami Jones as co-founder. Wexford Insurance, LLC holds licenses in 48 states under National Producer Number 19887690.

How we place the account

Because the agency is independent, no one insurance company decides the answer for you. Each account goes to the markets that want that kind of work, and their appetite shifts with the state, the buildings the crews clean, who is on the payroll and what is on the road. Premium figures are not published here: a program’s price depends on the operation, so we explain what moves it first and quote it second.

What we are not

This is an agency, not an insurance company. Policies are issued by licensed insurers and carry their own terms, conditions and exclusions; the wording of your policy is what controls.