General liability
Injury and property damage from your work, including completed operations after the job is done. Contracts usually add additional insured and waiver of subrogation.
Coverage
Most contractors carry a core of five or six lines, and the contract decides the limits. Here is each one, and who asks for it.
Injury and property damage from your work, including completed operations after the job is done. Contracts usually add additional insured and waiver of subrogation.
Medical bills and lost wages when someone on your crew is hurt. Class codes and payroll drive the price, so they need to be right.
Liability and physical damage for the trucks and vans your crew drives between the yard and the job.
Inland marine coverage for tools, equipment and machinery wherever they are, including rented and leased equipment.
The structure and materials on site while a project is being built or renovated.
Extra limits above your GL, auto and employer’s liability when a contract calls for $2M, $5M or more.
Mold, silica, lead, fuel and other pollution claims that a standard GL policy excludes.
License, bid, performance and payment bonds, so you can get licensed and win the work.
Send us the contract or its insurance exhibit and we read every requirement against your policies before you sign. That review is included with every Morrow account. Get a quote