Small & Emerging Business Insurance

Starter-friendly coverage for new ventures

Launching a shop, studio, or service company? Alcorn Insurance Texas designs small business insurance in Georgetown, TX that gets you lease-ready and bid-ready—without bloated premiums. We size coverage to day-one risks and add what you need as revenue, staff, and equipment grow.

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What your policy can cover


Business Owner’s Policy (BOP)

Property + GL in one package; ideal for retail, office, and makers.


Commercial property

Tenant improvements, tools, inventory, and signs.


Hired/non-owned auto

Liability when owners or staff use personal vehicles for business errands.


Professional liability

Entry-level E&O for advice or design-driven work.


Equipment breakdown

Covers electrical/mechanical failures not handled by standard property forms.


General liability

Slip-and-fall, property damage, and advertising injury protection for your first contracts.


Workers’ compensation

Add when you hire your first W-2s to protect employees and the business.


Cyber starter

Breach response and basic liability for card data and emails.


Business interruption

Income and expenses after a covered loss; keeps cash flow moving.

Local insight

Launch-ready for Georgetown startups


From pop-ups near the Georgetown Square to shared kitchens and studios off Williams Drive, we map insurance to landlord riders and client requirements. We’ll explain when a BOP is enough and where add-ons help, then connect general liability insurance, workers’ comp insurance, and commercial insurance as you scale.

Small business insurance FAQs

  • What coverage do I need to open doors?

    Most landlords require GL with specific limits and to be named as additional insured. A BOP often meets the requirement.

  • Can I start with a BOP and add later?

    Yes. Begin with property + GL, then add WC, auto, cyber, or umbrella as operations grow.

  • Do I need workers’ comp if I use contractors?

    Texas doesn’t require WC for all employers, but some clients do. Independent contractors should carry their own insurance; we’ll set certificate standards.

  • How fast can I get a certificate for a new contract?

    Quickly. We issue COIs with required endorsements so you can sign and start.

  • What’s the best way to keep premiums manageable?

    Choose sensible deductibles, bundle policies with one carrier, and review limits at each milestone—new lease, vehicle, or hire.