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Insurance for General Contractors

Coverage scaled to managing multiple subcontractors and larger projects, where bonding and liability flow-down matter as much as your own crew's coverage.

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Coverage General Contractors typically needs

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The Contract They Couldn't Bid On

A contractor loses out on a lucrative public project, not because of price or qualifications, but because they'd never set up the bonding the contract required.

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General Contractors Insurance FAQ

Do I need bonding even for smaller private jobs?

Not always, but public contracts almost universally require it, and building bonding capacity ahead of time avoids missing an opportunity later.

What happens if a subcontractor's injured worker sues?

You can be named even without a direct employment relationship, which is why verifying subcontractor coverage before work starts matters so much.

How much umbrella coverage do I actually need?

Scaled to your typical project size and risk. We'll walk through realistic exposure rather than pick an arbitrary number.

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