Construction & Specialty Trade Insurance
Contractors do not all share the same risk. Trade, project type, height, excavation, hot work, subcontracting, fleet, equipment and contractual obligations can completely change the insurance program.
Explore by trade and exposure.
Start with your operation, then dig into the coverage issues that matter most to the way you actually work.
General Contractors
Subcontractors, contracts, builders risk and completed operations.
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Height, hot work, weather and long-tail property damage.
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Water damage, underground work, tools and completed operations.
Learn more →ExploreHVAC Contractors
Installation, service, refrigerants, controls and rooftop work.
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Fire, controls, low voltage, fleet and completed operations.
Learn more →ExploreExcavation & Site Work
Utility strikes, heavy equipment, hauling and pollution.
Learn more →ExploreMechanical Contractors
Piping, HVAC, process systems, rigging and hot work.
Learn more →ExploreWelding & Fabrication
Shop and field work, structural welding, products and hot work.
Learn more →ExploreConcrete & Masonry
Structural work, pumping, heavy equipment and workers comp.
Learn more →ExploreIndustrial Contractors
Plant work, shutdowns, maintenance and critical systems.
Learn more →ExploreContractors Equipment & Inland Marine
Tools, mobile equipment, rented equipment and job-site property.
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Materials in transit, storage and awaiting installation.
Learn more →ExploreBuilders Risk
Project property, existing structures, delay and responsibility.
Learn more →ExploreSubcontractor Risk Transfer
Contracts, additional insureds, waivers and compliance.
Learn more →ExploreCommercial Auto & Fleet
Vehicles, drivers, trailers and hired/non-owned auto.
Learn more →ExploreContractors Pollution Liability
Spills, mold, contaminants and environmental releases.
Learn more →ExploreCompleted Operations
Claims that emerge after the project is finished.
Learn more →The contract can be as important as the job site.
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