Contractors Insurance in Santa Barbara, CA

Contractors insurance is a collection of policies designed to help address common construction risks, such as job-site incidents, property damage and equipment loss. Holmes & Holmes Insurance Agency, Inc. can help you secure coverage that aligns with your operations, contract requirements and budget. man in orange and black vest wearing white helmet holding yellow and black power tool

What Coverage Options Are Available for Contractors?

Contractors coverage may include the following:

  • General liability insurance may provide coverage for third-party claims for bodily injury, property damage or personal injury that occur on the job site.
  • Workers’ compensation insurance may help pay for medical expenses and lost wages if a worker is injured on the job.
  • Commercial auto insurance may apply to vehicles used for business purposes, including trucks, vans and trailers.
  • Tools and equipment coverage may cover your valuable tools and machinery against theft, loss or damage.
  • Contractor’s bonding may be required on many projects to guarantee your work and demonstrate compliance with state or local regulations.

Who Needs Contractors Insurance?

Contractors coverage may be beneficial for:

  • General contractors overseeing construction projects
  • Subcontractors in trades such as electrical, plumbing or carpentry
  • Independent construction professionals and small business owners

For many construction businesses, having appropriate insurance coverage may be required by law, by clients or by the terms of project contracts.

What Factors Can Affect My Insurance Costs?

Insurance rates may depend on several key factors, including:

  • The scope and complexity of your projects
  • The number of employees or subcontractors on your payroll
  • The types of equipment and vehicles you use for work
  • Your safety practices and prior claims history

Get Insured Today

Contact Holmes & Holmes Insurance Agency, Inc. today to discuss your insurance options and get a no-obligation quote.