Coverage for convenience & corner stores
General liability and property coverage for convenience stores — generally intended to respond to customer injury, property damage, and product-related claims, in the event of a covered claim. Get a quote whether or not you sell fuel.
General liability
Generally intended to address customer injury and property damage — for example, a slip on a wet floor.
Property & inventory
Coverage for the building, coolers, shelving, and inventory can be considered alongside liability.
Fuel & car wash
Self-serve or full-serve gas pumps and a car wash on-site are common additions the quote form asks about directly.
Tell us about your store
A few questions about your operation, then we'll work toward a quote.
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Frequently asked questions
What does convenience store insurance typically cover?
Most convenience stores carry general liability — generally intended to respond to customer slip-and-fall and product-related claims — alongside property coverage for the building and inventory. Programs commonly consider a car wash, self-serve or full-serve gas pumps, and a small convenience-store-only revenue line separately from fuel sales.
Do you cover stores with gas pumps?
Yes — tell us how many self-serve and full-serve pumps you operate, if any, since fuel sales carry a distinct exposure from the convenience-store side of the business.
Do you cover a car wash on the same property?
A car wash on-site (automatic, self-service, or other) is a common addition and can generally be considered alongside your convenience store coverage — let us know if you have one.
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