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Blue Sky Insurance helps Colorado business owners protect the property, people, vehicles and liability exposures that keep their operations moving. We work with multiple carriers and help clients compare coverage options based on how the business actually works, not just what fits into a standard package.
Whether you own a restaurant, manage rental property, run a contracting business or operate another local small business, we can help identify the coverage pieces that matter and explain where gaps or tradeoffs may exist.

General Liability Insurance
Accidents happen. Help protect your business when someone is injured or their property is damaged.

Commercial Property Insurance

Commercial Auto Insurance
Coverage for vehicles used in your business, including liability and physical damage options.

Commercial Umbrella & Excess Liability Insurance

Workers' Compensation

Small Business | BOPs
Bonds & Surety
Business Specialties

Contractors & Trades
Blue Sky works with contractors and trade businesses to help address liability, property, equipment, vehicle and other coverage needs tied to the way the business actually operates.

Restaurants & Hospitality Insurance
Restaurants face a mix of property, liability, employee, food service and operational risks. Blue Sky can help restaurant owners evaluate coverage options based on the type of operation, location and business model.

Landlords & Lessor's Risk
Coverage for commercial or residential properties owned and leased to others can involve property, liability, loss of income, and other exposures. Blue Sky can help property owners evaluate available options.
Trucking
Blue Sky works with small trucking businesses and independent drivers to help address the insurance needs that come with operating commercial trucks.
Not Sure What Your Business Needs?
Every business is different, and your insurance should reflect that. Tell us a little about what you do, and we’ll help you explore your options without overwhelming you.
Business Insurance in Colorado Is Getting More Complex
Colorado businesses are dealing with higher repair and replacement costs, tighter underwriting, changing property values and evolving carrier appetites. Those pressures can affect everything from property coverage and deductibles to commercial auto, workers’ compensation and liability pricing.
For business owners, that makes it more important to understand how coverage fits the way the company actually operates. Vehicle use, payroll, property values, subcontractors, leased locations, equipment, contracts and growth can all change the insurance picture.
Blue Sky can help you review those exposures, compare available options and understand where coverage requirements, limits or exclusions may create gaps. The goal is not simply to find a policy, but to make sure the insurance still matches the business you are actually running.
Business Insurance Coverage Details | FAQs (click to open)
General Liability Insurance
What does general liability insurance cover?
General liability insurance can help protect a business against certain claims involving bodily injury, property damage, and other liability exposures arising from business operations. Coverage, limits, exclusions, and eligibility vary by carrier and policy.
Commercial Property Insurance
What can commercial property insurance cover?
Commercial property insurance can help protect buildings, business personal property, inventory, equipment, furniture, and other property used in your operations. Depending on the policy, coverage may also address certain business income and related property exposures.
Commercial Auto Insurance
When does a business need commercial auto insurance?
Businesses that own or use vehicles for business purposes may need commercial auto insurance. Coverage may include liability and physical damage options, and eligibility can vary based on vehicle type, ownership, drivers, and how the vehicles are used.
Commercial Umbrella / Excess Liability
What is commercial umbrella or excess liability insurance?
Commercial umbrella or excess liability coverage can provide additional liability protection above certain underlying business policies. Limits, eligibility, underlying coverage requirements, and policy terms vary by carrier.
Workers’ Compensation Insurance
What does workers’ compensation insurance cover?
Workers’ compensation insurance can provide benefits for employees who are injured or become ill because of their work. Requirements, eligibility, benefits, and coverage vary by state and business circumstances.
Small Business Insurance
What is a small business insurance package?
For many small businesses, coverage may be combined into a package rather than written as separate stand-alone policies. A business owners policy, often called a BOP, may combine property and liability coverage, depending on the business, carrier, and eligibility requirements.
Bonds & Surety
What types of surety bonds can Blue Sky help with?
Blue Sky can help businesses explore a variety of surety bond needs, including license and permit bonds and other miscellaneous commercial bonds. Bond requirements and availability vary by business, industry, jurisdiction, and carrier.
Business Specialties
Contractors & Trades
What insurance do contractors and trade businesses commonly need?
Coverage needs for contractors and trade businesses may include general liability, property, equipment, vehicles, workers’ compensation, bonds, and other coverage based on the type of work performed and how the business operates.
Restaurants & Hospitality
What insurance risks are common for restaurants and hospitality businesses?
Restaurants and hospitality businesses can face a mix of property, liability, employee, food service, equipment, vehicle, and operational exposures. Coverage needs vary based on the type of operation, location, ownership, and business model.
Landlords & Lessor’s Risk
Do you offer insurance for commercial or residential rental properties?
Yes. Blue Sky can help property owners explore coverage for commercial or residential properties owned and leased to others. Available coverage may include protection for the building, liability exposures, loss of income, and other property-related risks, depending on the carrier and policy.
Trucking
Do you insure small trucking businesses and independent drivers?
Blue Sky works with small trucking businesses and independent drivers to help address insurance needs associated with operating commercial trucks. Coverage needs can vary based on the vehicle, cargo, operating area, ownership, and how the business is structured.
General Business Insurance Questions
Can Blue Sky compare business insurance from multiple carriers?
Yes. As an independent agency, Blue Sky works with multiple insurance carriers and can compare available options based on coverage, pricing, underwriting requirements, and the way your business actually operates. Carrier availability varies by state, industry, and individual risk.
How do I know what insurance my business needs?
Every business is different. Coverage needs can depend on factors such as property values, payroll, vehicles, employees, contracts, leased locations, equipment, business activities, and the types of customers you serve. Blue Sky can help review those exposures and identify coverage options that may fit your operation.
Should I review my business insurance every year?
It is a good idea to review business coverage at renewal and whenever something significant changes, such as adding employees, vehicles, equipment, locations, services, contracts, or property. Changes in operations can affect both coverage needs and eligibility.
Does Blue Sky insure businesses outside Colorado?
Blue Sky Insurance is licensed in Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. Available carriers, products, and coverage options vary by state, industry, and individual risk.
Coverage descriptions are general in nature. Actual coverage, limits, exclusions, conditions, eligibility, and availability vary by policy, carrier, state, and individual risk. Please refer to your policy documents for specific terms and conditions.