Plumbing contractors regularly work inside homes and commercial buildings, whether for new construction, renovations, or repairs. The work you perform today is expected to function properly for years to come, which can create long-term liability exposures. Because of these and other factors unique to plumbing operations, standard business insurance often needs to be enhanced or adjusted.
Insurance programs for plumbing contractors are typically customized to reflect how your business operates. A common starting point includes property insurance for buildings and business property, liability insurance to address claims alleging negligence, and commercial auto insurance. For smaller plumbing businesses, a Business Owners Policy (BOP) may provide a solid foundation.
However, many plumbers discover gaps in standard policies, especially when it comes to tools and equipment that move between a shop and multiple job sites. Depending on your operations, additional insurance options plumbing contractors often consider include:
Contact us today to discuss your plumbing contractor insurance needs and learn more about your available options.
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