HVAC Insurance in New Jersey
HVAC work mixes several exposures: brazing and hot work that can start fires, refrigerant handling that raises a pollution question, and installs that can fail — leaking, flooding, or knocking out heat — long after you've left the job.
Failures that surface later
An HVAC install that leaks, floods a mechanical room, or fails in a heat wave often produces a claim weeks or months after the work — squarely a completed-operations exposure. That coverage has to be intact, not stripped by a cheap policy that excludes your own work.
Hot work and refrigerant
Brazing and torch work introduce a real fire exposure, and refrigerant handling can trigger the pollution exclusion on a standard GL policy. For HVAC contractors doing refrigeration or larger commercial systems, we make sure both are addressed instead of assumed away.
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Kevin Brown Insurance Agency is an independent NJ agency — Kevin Brown is a licensed NJ resident producer (License #3003694894) who shops multiple carriers to match hvac insurance to your actual operation. Call 732-944-1791 or start online for real options with the tradeoffs explained.