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Two plan choices inside CoverSmart
Opens CoverSmart for Texas barbers. Pick your plan on the next screen.
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For licensed Texas barbers who need a policy in their own name and a certificate the shop will accept.

Two plan choices inside CoverSmart
Opens CoverSmart for Texas barbers. Pick your plan on the next screen.
Two plan choices inside CoverSmart
Opens CoverSmart for Texas stylists and cosmetologists. Pick your plan on the next screen.
Texas barbers who rent a chair or run a small shop need liability coverage written in their own name when the gallery asks for a certificate. CoverSmart Option 1 is the online path for licensed Class A barbers with no employees. It includes $1M / $2M general and professional liability limits as shown on this site, with additional insured available at no extra cost inside CoverSmart.
Barbering work brings razor, clipper, and chemical exposure stories that shops worry about. A client cut, a scalp reaction, or damage to a rented station can become a claim conversation fast. Your personal policy is designed for claims against you, subject to its terms. The shop policy is written for the shop.
Choose Option 1 when you work alone. Choose Option 2 when you employ up to three people and fit CoverSmart rules. Option 2 also includes business property limits that solo Option 1 does not emphasize the same way. Live prices start from $193 a year for Option 1. Confirm eligibility in the CoverSmart checkout.
TDLR licenses your practice. It does not replace insurance. Keep your practitioner license current, finish CE on the two-year cycle, and keep certificates current for any suite or booth agreement. Mini-establishment licensing can apply to enclosed suites. Read our booth rental guide if that is your model.
Nails-only, advanced esthetics, med spa services, and large employee counts need a human quote. Use the form. Edward, our AI assistant, can explain the two online options. Amanda Hill, licensed account manager, helps when the online path is not a fit.
Traditional shave services and chemical texture work are part of many Texas barber menus. Tell CoverSmart what you actually do. If a service is excluded online, do not hide it. Ask for a human quote instead. Misrepresenting services creates claim-time pain.
Keep your station inspection-ready. Pair this page with the Texas inspection checklist.
TDLR licenses barbering and cosmetology in Texas. This site does not speak for TDLR. Board site: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).
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