Small business insurance cost for salons and spas in Texas
A typical small salons and spas business in Texas with two employees and about $250,000 in revenue can expect to pay roughly the range below. Your own price will move up or down with your size, claims history, and coverage limits.
Typical total, per month
About $1,602–$2,670 per year for a business owner’s policy, professional liability, and workers’ compensation.
Cost by policy type
| Policy | Per month |
|---|---|
| General liability | $32–$52 |
| Business owner’s policy (liability plus property) | $43–$71 |
| Professional liability | $46–$76 |
| Workers’ compensation (2 employees) | $45–$75 |
What drives the price for salons and spas
Most claims come from services gone wrong, such as burns, allergic reactions, and injuries on the table or chair.
What to know in Texas
Texas is the one state where most private employers can choose not to carry workers’ compensation. Opting out means you can be sued directly by an injured employee, and many clients and contractors still require it.
Tips before you buy
- Professional liability matters here because client injury claims come from your service, not just your premises.
- If you rent chairs or booths, each renter may need their own policy. Check how your insurer treats them.
- Products you sell or apply should be covered under your liability policy.
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- Salons and Spas in New York
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These figures are rough estimates for planning only, not quotes, offers, or insurance advice. Actual prices depend on the insurer and your specific business. Check with a licensed agent before you buy.