Construction

If tools or equipment are lost, stolen, or damaged, tools and equipment insurance helps pay for the repair or replacement of items that are less than five years old.

Working with tools like saws and nail guns exposes your carpentry business to several risks, such as employee injury, lawsuits, and theft. Carpenter insurance keeps your small business protected by covering expenses related to these risks, helping you to avoid financial loss.

Injury, tool theft, and client lawsuits are just a few risks that a handyman comes across on the job. Insurance for handyman keeps your small business protected by covering expenses related to these risks, offering you both financial protection and peace of mind.

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) work is prone to several risks, like a contractor injuring themselves while lifting an AC unit or equipment being stolen from your truck. HVAC contractor insurance provides peace of mind for your small business by covering expenses related to these risks.

Worksite injuries, stolen tools, and auto accidents are just a few of the many risks that general contractors face on the job. Business insurance can help keep your small business protected by covering medical bills, property damage and client lawsuits, among other costly expenses.

The cost of inland marine insurance is determined by many factors, including the value of your business property, your policy limits, industry risks, and more.

Inland marine insurance covers goods, tools, equipment, and other business property while it’s being transported over land or stored at an off-site location.