Insurance, Coverage & Liability
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- Risk Management: Smooth Operator
The time we have all been waiting for is finally here: busy season! With the warmer weather quickly approaching—or already underway, depending on your location—many tanning salons are beyond packed with tanners preparing for weekend getaways, beach vacations, barbecues and pool parties. No one wants to show up to these events with pale skin. They want to look tan, slim ...
- Risk Management: Defining Contents Coverage
Most salon owners know they need insurance, but how many know the specific coverages necessary to our unique and innovative industry? Commercial insurance is entirely different from homeowners insurance and auto policies. As a busy salon owner or manager, you probably do not have time to spend endless hours researching the Internet and other sources for these specialized insurance programs. ...
- Risk Management: The Importance Of Liability Insurance
Most tanning salon owners would agree that securing insurance is one of the basic costs of doing business. As responsible business owners, they have budgeted for the appropriate coverages as a precautionary measure in the event of a loss— especially a catastrophic loss. However, there are a few optimistic souls who think of business insurance as an option. These risk ...
- Risk Management: A Spa-Friendly Policy
Now that 50 is the new 40, and 40 is the new 30, baby boomers are always on the lookout for ways to slow the aging process. This look-good, feel-good generation is no stranger to indoor tanning salons, and it will continue to experiment with cutting-edge technology and services that will help in the quest for the fountain of ...
- Risk Management: Covering Your Bottom Line
Theft. Fire. Sunburns. Do these words—perhaps along with many others—instill fear in you as a salon owner? How about the cost of lawyers and legal fees these days? One claim could cost you thousands of dollars, as well as many sleepless nights. But these nightmares can be nearly eliminated just by protecting your bottom line. Imagine the feeling of opening ...
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