Contractors · New Jersey

Built for people who build.

Contractors face injury claims, damaged property, stolen tools and strict contract requirements. We put together the coverage your trade needs and the certificates your clients ask for.

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What it covers

What contractors typically carry

A small stack of policies that work together.

General liability

Damage or injury caused by your work, on the job site or after completion.

Workers’ compensation

Covers your crew for job-related injuries and helps satisfy contract requirements.

Commercial auto

Vans, trucks and trailers used to reach jobs and carry materials.

Tools and equipment

Inland marine coverage for tools and equipment that move between job sites.

Subcontractor protection

Certificates and contract terms that keep sub claims off your policy.

Builders risk

Covers a structure under construction or renovation, for owners and contractors.

Claims

When a claim hits, we move.

One number to call, one team that follows it to the check.

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  1. 01

    Tell us what happened

    One call or a short note with photos. We log the details and open the claim with your carrier the same day.

  2. 02

    We file it for you

    Estimates, forms and documents go through us. You sign, we submit, and we keep copies of everything.

  3. 03

    We follow it to payment

    We stay on the adjuster until the check is right. If something looks off, we push back with you.

New Jersey notes

Contractors in New Jersey

Rules and expectations that shape contractor coverage.

01

Registration expects insurance

New Jersey home improvement contractors must register and carry liability insurance. We confirm the current requirement when we quote.

02

Clients ask for certificates

General contractors and homeowners often require certificates and additional insured status before you start.

03

Tools disappear from vehicles

Tool theft is common. Personal auto or general liability will not cover it; a tools policy will.

Who it is for

Trades we cover

From one-person shops to crews.

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  • General contractors and remodelers
  • Roofers and siders
  • Plumbers, HVAC and electricians
  • Painters and flooring installers
  • Landscapers and masons
  • Handymen and small repair crews

Questions

Contractor insurance questions we hear every week

Do I need insurance if I work alone?

Yes. Your clients and registration typically require liability coverage, and one mistake can be costly even for a solo contractor.

What if my subcontractor does not have insurance?

You may be responsible for their injuries and damage. Require certificates from every sub before work starts.

Does my policy cover work I did years ago?

Products and completed operations coverage is what responds to claims after a job ends. We make sure it is included.

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