Skip to main content

Global Cleaning USA LLC

What to Ask for on a Cleaning Contractor's Insurance Certificate

General liability, workers comp, additional insured status, and the questions New Jersey property managers should ask before anyone steps on-site.

janitorial insurance NJcertificate of insurancefacility compliance

A certificate of insurance is a snapshot, not a guarantee. It shows coverage at one moment in time. Before any work starts, you should have a current certificate that names your property, and you should understand what activities are actually covered. If a vendor cannot answer insurance questions clearly, that is a warning sign.

Match coverage to actual risk

A night vacuum crew in a carpeted office is different from pressure washing, window work at height, or battery equipment in an underground garage. Ask which activities are covered and which need special endorsements. Match that to the services you are buying.

Keep records current

Set a calendar reminder to check certificates at renewal time. A stale certificate is a common audit failure that is entirely preventable.

Request your free, no-obligation quote

Call, text, or email us. We'll set up a quick site visit, then follow up with a free, no-obligation written estimate you can review on your own timeline. Prefer to start on a specific line of service? See all services first, then we'll scope it in one pass. Active service customers receive complimentary supply delivery on schedule—read how supply delivery works.