The right insurance coverage is just as important as a strong safety program. We connect contractors with trusted brokers and help you understand the coverage your business needs.
Safety compliance and proper insurance coverage go hand in hand. Together, they protect your workers, your business, and your future.
A strong safety record directly lowers your insurance premiums. Companies with documented safety programs and fewer incidents qualify for better rates.
One serious workplace incident without proper coverage can bankrupt a company. The right insurance ensures your business survives unexpected events.
Most general contractors and project owners require proof of specific insurance types and minimum coverage limits before awarding contracts.
Workers' compensation ensures your team is taken care of if they're injured on the job, building trust and loyalty within your workforce.
Companies that work with STKY Safety Consulting to build strong safety programs, reduce incident rates, and maintain OSHA compliance often qualify for significantly lower insurance premiums. We help you build the documentation and safety culture that insurers reward.
Understanding your coverage options is the first step to protecting your business. Here are the key policies contractors should carry.

Protects your business from third-party claims of bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury arising from your operations.
Covers medical expenses and lost wages for employees injured on the job. Required by law in most states for any company with employees.
Covers vehicles used for business purposes including company trucks, vans, and equipment transport vehicles.
Protects your tools, machinery, and equipment from theft, damage, and loss — whether on the jobsite or in transit.
Protects your business against claims of negligence, errors, or omissions in the professional services you provide.
Provides an extra layer of liability protection above and beyond your existing policies when claims exceed standard limits.
We've compiled a network of insurance brokers who specialize in contractor and construction coverage. These brokers understand your industry's unique risks.
Specialists in contractor insurance with deep expertise in construction liability, workers' comp, and surety bonds for companies of all sizes.
Focused on helping small and growing contractors find affordable, comprehensive coverage tailored to their specific trade and risk profile.
Experts in high-risk industrial insurance including manufacturing, heavy equipment operations, and multi-site commercial facilities.
The go-to broker for roofing contractors, providing specialized coverage for high-risk roofing operations, fall protection liability, and subcontractor management.
Serving large contractors and multi-state operations with complex insurance programs, wrap-up policies, and owner-controlled insurance programs (OCIP).
Specialized coverage for landscaping, property maintenance, and outdoor service companies including pesticide liability and vehicle fleet programs.
Don't see the right fit? We can connect you with additional brokers in our network.
Not all insurance brokers understand the construction industry. Here's what separates a great contractor broker from a generic one.
Look for brokers who focus specifically on construction, roofing, or your trade — they understand your risks better.
A good broker shops multiple insurance companies to find you the best coverage at the most competitive rate.
Fast, accurate COI issuance is critical for winning contracts. Your broker should handle this quickly.
When a claim happens, you need a broker who fights for you — not just the insurance company.
The best brokers partner with safety consultants like STKY to help you reduce risk and lower premiums over time.
Your EMR is one of the most important numbers in your business. It directly impacts your workers' comp premiums and your ability to win contracts.
Your company has fewer incidents than the industry average. You qualify for premium discounts and are more competitive for large contracts.
Your incident rate matches the industry average. There is room to improve your safety program and reduce your EMR to save on premiums.
Your company has more incidents than average. Higher premiums apply and some contracts may be unavailable. A strong safety program can bring this down.
Through jobsite safety inspections, training programs, incident prevention, and proper documentation, we help contractors reduce their incident rates — and their EMR — over time.
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