This free e-book and checklist shows you how 6-figure contractors protect what they've built, and what 5-figure contractors overlook.
Think your general liability policy covers your tools? It won't.
Subcontractor caused damage? You’re likely still on the hook.
Tools stolen from a job site? Most policies won’t pay out.
Let your policy lapse? One claim and you're toast.
One lawsuit can wipe out your business and your bank account.
The 8 insurance policies serious contractors carry — and why
How 6-figure contractors use insurance to win bigger jobs
Which coverage gaps cost contractors thousands each year
Why most generalist insurance agents are hurting your business
The $200 policy that can save your business from a lawsuit
Contractors Insurance Group isn’t your average agency.
We specialize in protecting Texas contractors — from electricians and remodelers to general contractors and subs. While other agents are busy quoting cookie-cutter policies, we:
Understand jobsite risks and contract requirements
Speak your language — not insurance jargon
Help you scale without exposing yourself to lawsuits
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Yes, most contractors should carry general liability insurance. It protects your business from costly claims related to property damage, bodily injury, or accidents caused by your work. Many clients and job sites require proof of general liability insurance before allowing contractors to begin work, making it essential for both compliance and peace of mind.
Commercial auto insurance covers vehicles used for business purposes, including work trucks, vans, and equipment-hauling trailers. It helps protect you from financial loss if your vehicle is involved in an accident, causes property damage, or injures someone while being used on the job. It often includes liability, collision, comprehensive, and uninsured motorist coverage options tailored to your needs.
While workers’ compensation insurance is not legally required for most private employers in Texas, that doesn’t mean it's optional from a risk standpoint. If an employee is injured on the job, you could still face a costly lawsuit without this coverage. Workers’ compensation provides financial protection by covering medical expenses and lost wages, and it can also protect your business from legal claims. For Texas contractors, it’s a smart and often essential part of a solid risk management plan.