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We have the tools you need in an insurance partner.

The contracting and construction world requires not only skill and craftsmanship, but a strong insurance partner to deliver the right coverages.

The construction business owner needs a responsive insurance partner. You need to meet bid requirements from owners and general contractors to get the work. You need to understand what risk transfer you need from any subcontractors you employ. Missing a step in this complex risk transfer dance can be costly.

Some firms use your EMR as a qualifying tool. If you do not speak EMR, you need us. We also understand OSHA and have outreach trainers on staff. From General Liability, auto, property and marine, we have your coverages. If you need surety coverages, we will secure those bonds.