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Independent • Veteran-Owned • Built for the Trades

Contractors & Construction

You build, repair and improve the places people depend on. We help protect your contracts, crews, vehicles, tools and income—without making you sort through a pile of disconnected policies.

Protection for the way contractors actually work

A jobsite incident can affect property, liability, payroll, contracts and reputation at the same time. We review the operation as a whole.

General Liability

Third-party injury, property damage, completed operations and contract-related liability.

Workers’ Compensation

Employee injuries, state requirements, payroll classifications and subcontractor considerations.

Commercial Auto

Work trucks, trailers, hired and non-owned vehicles, drivers and fleet exposures.

Tools, Equipment & Materials

Mobile tools, rented equipment, installation materials and property moving between jobsites.

Property & Business Income

Buildings, contents, equipment breakdown and the income needed to keep the company moving.

Umbrella & Excess Liability

Additional limits for larger contracts, severe losses and protection beyond underlying policies.

Bonds & Contract Requirements

Bid, performance, payment and license bonds, plus certificates and additional-insured needs.

Professional, Cyber & Employment Risks

Design responsibility, data and payment fraud, employment practices and management exposures.

People, Benefits & Legacy

Benefits, key-person planning, life protection and strategies that support retention and continuity.

Trades and operations we understand

From a one-truck specialist to a growing multi-crew contractor, we match the assessment to the actual work performed.

General ContractorsCarpentersElectriciansPlumbersHVACPaintersFlooringInsulationRoofingConcrete & MasonryLandscapingRemodelers

Details that can make or break a contractor program

The cheapest proposal is expensive when exclusions, classifications or contracts do not match the work.

Accurate operationsClass codes and descriptions should reflect every trade and service performed.
Subcontractor controlsWritten agreements, certificates and transfer-of-risk practices matter.
Contract reviewAdditional insured, waiver, primary/noncontributory and limit requirements must be understood.
Geographic reachWork across state lines can change licensing, workers’ compensation and policy needs.
Vehicles and driversOwnership, radius, trailers and hired/non-owned use should be reviewed together.
Completed operationsLosses may surface long after the job is finished, so ongoing protection matters.

A practical three-step review

We begin with your work—not a generic quote form.

Tell us how you operate

Share your trades, revenue, payroll, vehicles, equipment, locations and subcontractor use.

Review gaps and requirements

We compare your exposures, current protection and contract obligations through the Seven Shields framework.

Coordinate the solution

We present practical options, support implementation and remain available for certificates, changes and annual reviews.

Contractor questions

Can you help with certificates of insurance and additional insured requests?

Yes. We can help review certificate requests and coordinate appropriate policy endorsements, subject to carrier approval and policy terms.

Do subcontractors need their own insurance?

Usually, strong risk management includes written agreements and evidence of appropriate insurance from subcontractors. Requirements vary by contract, jurisdiction and carrier.

Can you cover tools that move between jobsites?

Mobile tools, equipment and materials may require inland marine or installation coverage rather than relying only on property insurance at one location.

Can you help when a contract requires higher limits or a bond?

Yes. We review the requirement and explore appropriate umbrella, excess or bond solutions based on eligibility and underwriting.

Do you work with new contractors?

Yes, depending on the operations, experience and available markets. A clear business plan, safety practices and complete information help us find the right path.

Coverage availability, classifications, limits and eligibility vary by carrier, trade, jurisdiction and underwriting. This page provides general information and does not alter any policy, bond or contract.

Protect the work behind your reputation.

Complete the complimentary Business Risk Assessment. We’ll review the whole operation and respond within one business day.

Online options, backed by a real team

Already know what you need?

Start eligible insurance, bond, legal, identity, life and supplemental solutions online. If you are unsure, begin with a free Risk Assessment and our team will help you choose the right path.

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Practical insurance guides

Use these guides to identify coverage gaps and prepare for your next risk assessment.