By trade
Subcontractor Insurance Requirements by Trade
Every trade has different risk profiles, policy types, and coverage gotchas. Pick the trade to see what to require, what limits are typical, and what to check on the COI before anyone starts work.
Electricians
What policies to require, what limits to set, and what to look for on the COI before an electrician starts work.
View requirements →Plumbers
Plumbing failures can cause massive water damage. Here is what coverage to require and what to verify before a plumber starts on your project.
View requirements →Roofers
Roofing is one of the highest-risk trades. Higher GL limits, wind exclusions, and completed operations coverage deserve extra scrutiny before any roofer starts work.
View requirements →HVAC Contractors
HVAC work spans mechanical, electrical, and gas systems. Here is what coverage to require and what trade-specific risks to check for.
View requirements →Concrete Contractors
Concrete work involves heavy equipment, structural risk, and silica exposure. Here is what insurance to require and what to verify before work begins.
View requirements →Framing Contractors
Framing is a high-fall-risk trade with structural liability. Here is what insurance to require and what to verify on the COI.
View requirements →Painting Contractors
Painting contractors work with chemicals, spray equipment, and sometimes lead paint. Here is what coverage to require and what to check on the COI.
View requirements →Drywall Contractors
Drywall is a standard finishing trade, but silica dust from cutting and sanding creates a real coverage consideration. Here is what to require.
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