Lost Key Liability Insurance

If you accidentally misplace a client’s key, lost key liability coverage can pay to rekey, adjust, or replace locks, plus it covers the cost of installation.

Benefits of Lost Key Liability Insurance

Your clients entrust you with their pets and their homes when they’re away. At Pet Care Insurance (PCI), we understand that this trust is the foundation of your business. If you lose a house key while on the job, lost key liability ensures that you can make it right and maintain that positive client relationship.

Lost Key Liability Insurance Explained

What Is Loss of Key Insurance?

row of keys hung on hook in a house

What Does Lost Key Liability Insurance Cover?

Who Needs Lost Key Liability Coverage?

two dog walkers petting the dogs
A pet parent scheduling a sitter for her kitten.

How Much Does Lost Key Liability Insurance Cost?

Protect Your Business With Lost Key Liability Insurance

Providing pet care services in a client’s home involves many unique risks. That’s why PCI includes lost key coverage in our policies to ensure you have the protection you need and that your clients can hire you with confidence.

Coverage Details & Limits

Limits of Insurance

The most your policy will pay in a 12 month policy period for bodily injury and property damage claims that you become legally obligated to pay due to your business services.

$1,000,000
$2,000,000

Each Occurrence
Aggregate Limit

The maximum amount your policy will pay in a 12-month period for bodily injury and property damage claims that result from the products you use to perform your services.

 $2,000,000

The amount that your policy will pay for claims arising out of one or more of the following offenses:

  • False arrest, detention or imprisonment
  • Malicious prosecution
  • Wrongful eviction or wrongful entry
  • Oral or written publications that slander or libel a person or organization
  • Oral or written publication or material that violates a person’s right of privacy
  • The use of another’s advertising idea in your advertisement

 $1,000,000

The maximum your policy will pay for a bodily injury or property damage claim that you become legally obligated to pay due to your business services.

 $1,000,000

Applies to damage by fire to premises rented to the insured; also applies to damage regardless of cause to premises (including contents) occupied by the insured for 7 days or less.

 $100,000

Any One Premises

A general liability coverage that reimburses others, without regard to the insured’s liability, for medical or funeral expenses incurred by such persons as a result of bodily injury or death sustained by accident under the conditions specified in the policy.

$5,000

Any One Person

This provides your pet business with coverage in the event that you are legally liable for injuries or damages sustained by an animal in your care, custody, or control.

$2,500
$5,000

Each Occurrence
Aggregate Limit

This provides coverage for medical expenses—regardless of who is at fault—for a client’s pet in your care, custody, or control.

$1,000
$2,500
$250

Each Occurrence
Aggregate Limit
Deductible

$10,000
$25,000

Each Occurrence
Aggregate Limit

If you were to lose the keys to a client’s residence, this coverage could help you manage the cost of installing new locks or having the building rekeyed.

$2,000
$2,000

Each Occurrence
Aggregate Limit

* Please note these are brief definitions of coverage. Your policy may be more restrictive in its language. Refer to the actual policy for a complete description of coverages and exclusions.

See What Else We Cover

Comparing Employee Dishonesty Coverage & Bonding

PCI’s employee dishonesty coverage is similar to a bond, but there may be some key differences to consider.

Employee dishonesty coverage:

  • Can be purchased in the same transaction
  • Doesn’t run credit checks
  • Provides $10,000 per occurrence and $25,000 aggregate coverage

Bonds may differ from our dishonesty coverage by:

  • Checking your credit during the application process
  • Having a “Conviction Claus;” Often bonds won’t pay on claims unless there is a conviction
  • Many require you to reimbursement the bonding company after a claim is paid