Construction & Contractor Insurance: Build Your Business on a Solid Foundation
Construction sites are full of moving parts—and potential risks. Contractor Insurance provides comprehensive protection for general contractors, subcontractors, and specialty trades against the legal and financial fallout from job site accidents, equipment damage, and liability claims.
What Is Contractor Insurance?
Contractor Insurance is a customized bundle of coverages designed to protect construction professionals during projects of all sizes. From tool theft to client lawsuits, it helps safeguard both your operations and your reputation.
What Does It Cover?
- General Liability Insurance
- Covers bodily injury, property damage, and legal claims that occur on-site or due to your construction activities.
- Builders Risk Insurance
- Also called course of construction insurance, it covers damage to the structure or materials during a build or renovation project.
- Inland Marine Insurance
- Protects tools, equipment, and materials while in transit or stored at job sites.
- Workers’ Compensation
- Provides medical care and wage support for employees injured on the job.
- Commercial Auto Insurance
- Covers business-use vehicles like trucks, vans, or trailers used for transporting materials and crews.
Who Needs It?
General contractors, electricians, plumbers, framers, roofers, and other trades in residential or commercial construction should all carry contractor insurance.
Why It Matters
From legal claims to equipment loss, contractors face unique and costly risks. Proper insurance keeps your business compliant, competitive, and ready to grow.
Protect Your Contracting Business
TriPack helps contractors find insurance solutions tailored to their trade, crew size, and project scope.