Commercial Insurance · Texas
Contractors Insurance in Texas
Contractors face job-site, vehicle and equipment risks every day. We build insurance packages that protect your business and meet the requirements to win bids, with fast certificates of insurance.
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Contractors Insurance coverage options
General liability
Required by most general contractors and project owners.
Tools & equipment (inland marine)
Covers tools and equipment on the job site and in transit.
Builder's risk
Covers structures under construction.
Commercial auto
Work trucks, vans and trailers.
Certificates of insurance
Fast COIs and additional insured endorsements, often the same business day.
General contractors and project owners almost always require subcontractors to carry general liability, and often commercial auto and workers' compensation, with specific limits and additional insured endorsements. Missing a requirement can delay a job or cost you a contract.
We review your contracts, build a package that meets the requirements, and turn around certificates of insurance quickly so you can get on the job. As your business grows, we'll adjust limits and add coverage like umbrella or builder's risk.
Who we insure
- General contractors
- Electricians
- Plumbers
- HVAC
- Roofers
- Remodelers
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FAQ
Contractors insurance FAQ
How fast can I get a certificate of insurance?
For existing clients, often the same business day.
Can you add additional insureds and waivers of subrogation?
Yes, by endorsement, when your contract requires it.
Do subcontractors need their own insurance?
Usually yes. Uninsured subcontractors can increase your premium at audit, so most contractors require subs to carry their own coverage.