Read all about General Contractor Insurance on the Contractors Liability blog. Find out what coverage you need, how much it costs, and what to avoid.
Insurance coverage for General Contractors must protect your business. But that’s not all:
it must also protect your assets, and yourself.
Insurance is a proven way to prevent financial loss. Lawsuits and claims for damages are so common. Your contractor business is likely to face at least on in the next 10 years. So, are you prepared?
It also doesn’t make sense to pay for what you don’t need. The insurance consultants at Contractors Liability are experienced. We can assist with:
Firstly, we know the risks. Your risks are different to an accountant’s, for example. We know risks in the construction industry.
Secondly, we know that your contractor business is different to others. Your needs are not the same. We know to customize your policy. We save you money because you don’t pay for what you need. However, you still get all the coverage you need.
Thirdly, we know where to get the best rates. We work with the top national insurance carriers. You get the best coverage from the best companies. And at a reasonable rate.
General contractor insurance at a low-cost is a specialty at Contractors Liability. We’ll tell you all about it.
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