Laying brick, block, and stone isn’t just skilled work — it’s physically demanding, equipment-heavy, and full of potential hazards. Between protecting your crew, tools, vehicles, and completed projects, the risks are unique to your trade. Masonry contractor insurance is designed to help keep your business strong and steady, no matter what challenges arise.
Most masonry contractors benefit from combining general liability and commercial property insurance often packaged as a business owners policy (BOP) to cover injury claims, property damage, and loss of tools, materials, or office space. Additional important coverages may include:
Builders risk insurance to protect work in progress.
Business auto insurance for vehicles used on the job.
Commercial umbrella insurance for extra liability protection.
Contractor’s tools and equipment insurance for gear you rely on daily.
Inland marine insurance for tools, equipment, and materials in transit.
Cyber liability insurance to protect against digital threats.
Employment practices liability insurance (EPLI) to cover workplace claims.
Workers’ compensation to protect your crew after job-related injuries.
Masonry work often means moving from one site to another. Whether you use your own truck or manage a fleet, business auto insurance can help protect you if a vehicle causes injury or property damage. Pair this with inland marine insurance to safeguard your tools and equipment while they’re being transported.
The walls you’re building today need protection too. Builders risk insurance sometimes called a course of construction policy covers damage to projects under construction. This can be part of an inland marine policy or purchased separately.
From mortar mixers to masonry saws, your tools are the backbone of your work. Contractor’s tools and equipment insurance helps cover the cost to repair or replace stolen, damaged, or lost gear so you can keep projects on schedule.
Even skilled contractors face risks beyond the job site. Cyber liability insurance helps protect your business from data breaches, while EPLI can cover claims of wrongful hiring, firing, or discrimination. These coverages add vital layers to your business’s protection plan.
You’ve worked hard to master your craft—now it’s time to protect it. The right masonry contractor insurance plan can safeguard your livelihood and give you peace of mind so you can focus on building with confidence.
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