Pollution Liability Insurance Cost: A Pricing Guide

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Most businesses searching for pollution liability insurance costs don't realize their general liability policy almost certainly has a pollution exclusion buried in it. In this video, Gordon Coyle breaks down what this coverage actually is, exactly who needs it, what drives the cost, and what to watch out for when you buy it.

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Pollution liability insurance covers claims from mold, asbestos, lead paint, fuel leaks, silica dust, and chemical spills, all things your standard GL policy explicitly excludes. Contractors, manufacturers, property owners, environmental consultants, engineers, and architects all have legitimate exposures that a standard broker will miss entirely. Contractors pollution liability insurance cost ranges from $1,500 for small operations to $250,000 or more for large environmental firms, depending on operations, revenue, required limits, and coverage scope. Many contracts now require both CPL and professional liability together, which specialized brokers can place as a combined policy.
Don't let a claim hit on a policy that was never built to pay it.

⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:15 What Is Pollution Liability Insurance?
0:49 The GL Pollution Exclusion — the gap nobody talks about
1:21 Who Needs Pollution Liability Insurance
2:01 What Does It Cost?
2:24 Coverage Limits and Contract Requirements
2:55 Revenue and Project Size
3:01 Coverage Scope: Basic vs. Full Program
3:24 Ballpark Premium Ranges
3:42 Why Most Brokers Can't Place This Coverage
4:15 CPL and Professional Liability Combined
4:39 Getting It Wrong vs. Getting It Right
4:52 Recap and CTA