Health Club and Spa Insurance

Health Club and Spa business insurance

 

Sourcing the right business cover for your health club / spa can be a difficult task - we are able to provide advice on all of your insurance queries. We can cover various sizes of health clubs, which allows us to build a tailored and cost-effective policy around your business, allowing you to cut costs on unnecessary coverage. 

What can we cover?

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Health Clubs / Centres:

  • Gymnasiums and Fitness Centres

  • Group Exercise Classes

  • Personal Training

  • Swimming Pools

  • Saunas / Steam Rooms

  • Spas

  • Float Rooms

  • Wellness Facilities

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and more...

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Spa Treatments:

  • Massages (including Swedish Massage)

  • Sun beds

  • Spa retreat

  • Gels on toes and hands

  • Facials

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and others...

Read our informative guide on Spa and Health Club insurance

Wide-ranging, affordable cover to protect your Health Club / Spa

 

We are able to provide your health club / spa with various types of cover to suit your specific requirements, such as the following:

 

Public liability

Protecting your business against bodily injury claims or third party property damage claims that may occur.

 

Employers liability

Employers liability will protect the business from injury / illness claims by employees that the health club / spa may be accountable for. Employers lability is generally a legal requirement - we are able to provide you with advice on this. 

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Buildings and contents

We can include cover for additional contents including equipment and machinery that you need to insure. You may also own the building or require insurance as part of the lease agreement. We can provide you with cover for your specific requirements.

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Business interruption

This element of cover can often be vital to a package policy.  If you were to close for a lengthy amount of time due to flood or fire, business interruption cover will allow your business to still receive the turnover it would have gained if it was able to trade helping you get back on your feet in the event of a loss.