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Texas License #3365362 | NPN License #21655529

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Texas Contractor Insurance Coverage

🛠 Build Bold. Cover Smart. Protect Every Project.

From concrete crews in Corpus Christi to commercial builds in Dallas and high-end remodels in Austin, construction in Texas is more than just blueprints and bid forms — it’s a daily battle with lawsuits, injury claims, licensing requirements, stolen tools, and client disputes.


And when something goes wrong on-site?

You don’t need a vague, boilerplate policy.


You need specialized protection built for Texas contractors — backed by a team that understands municipal codes, subcontractor liability, OSHA standards, and client contract compliance.


At WorkersInsurance.com, we insure general contractors, specialty trades, subcontractors, and construction startups with policies that don’t just satisfy paperwork — they survive the courtroom, the jobsite, and the claim adjuster.


🧠 Serving GCs, electricians, plumbers, roofers, carpenters, drywall crews, and multi-crew builders across the state of Texas.

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Texas Contractor Insurance - Full Coverage

🔹 Why Texas Contractors Need Purpose-Built Protection

Construction is among the most litigated and highly regulated industries in Texas. Whether you’re pulling permits or hiring 1099s, every jobsite brings exposures that a general liability policy alone can’t handle. Too many contractors buy policies that sound good — but exclude their actual trade or work type.


We deliver precision protection for:


✅ Licensed General Contractors (residential & commercial)

✅ Trade Specialists (electric, plumbing, framing, finish, etc.)

✅ Remodelers, Renovators & Custom Builders

✅ Roofing & Solar Contractors

✅ Multi-Crew Subcontractors & Project Managers

✅ New Ventures & Unlicensed Entities Trying to Go Legit

We don’t sell “contractor in a box” coverage. We tailor your policy to match your tools, trade, scope, and local compliance needs — down to the endorsements.

💡 We don’t just sell policies — we speak your language, understand your timelines, and back your business with contractor-grade protection.

PROTECT YOUR Contracting Business WITH WORKERS' INSURANCE

🏗️ General Liability Insurance for Contractors

Covers third-party injuries, property damage, and legal claims caused by your work. If a homeowner’s kitchen is damaged during a remodel, or a passerby is injured near your jobsite, General Liability pays for medical bills, repairs, and defense costs.

Texas Focus: Most commercial contracts and municipal bids across Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio require at least $1M/$2M GL limits. Many general contractors won’t hire subcontractors without proof of coverage — making this policy essential for winning profitable jobs and avoiding costly lawsuits.


🦺 Workers’ Compensation Insurance

Protects employees — from apprentices to foremen — if they are injured while working. Covers medical expenses, lost wages, and rehabilitation services.

Texas Law: Texas is the only state where Workers’ Comp isn’t universally mandated, but many large-scale projects, municipal bids, and GCs require it. Opting in also shields you from direct employee lawsuits through exclusive remedy protections. For high-risk construction trades, this is a must-have safety net.


🚚 Commercial Auto Insurance

Personal policies don’t cover vehicles used for work. Commercial Auto protects trucks, vans, and trailers transporting tools, crews, and materials.

Texas Reality: Contractors often travel long distances between job sites — from metro traffic jams to rural backroads. Accident exposure is high, and with Texas having one of the highest highway fatality rates in the U.S., the financial risk of an uninsured accident can be catastrophic.


🧰 Tools & Equipment Insurance

Covers power tools, saws, compressors, generators, scaffolding, and other job-critical gear against theft, loss, or accidental damage.

Why It Matters in Texas: Tool theft is rampant in Texas construction hubs. A stolen trailer full of equipment could cost tens of thousands and stall your projects for weeks. With coverage, you replace stolen gear quickly and keep projects moving.


🏗️ Inland Marine Insurance

Protects mobile equipment, job materials, and supplies while in transit or stored temporarily off-site.

Example: You’re transporting steel beams and framing equipment for a Houston build, and the trailer is stolen overnight. Inland Marine ensures you recover quickly without absorbing a massive financial loss.


🛡️ Professional Liability Insurance (Errors & Omissions)

Protects against claims of negligence, faulty design, or project errors that cause financial harm.

Texas Note: Required for many government bids and large commercial projects, especially for contractors providing design-build services or handling structural engineering components. Even if the claim is unfounded, defense costs alone can be financially devastating without this coverage.


🔑 License & Permit Bonds

Many Texas cities and counties require contractors to carry bonds before issuing permits. These bonds guarantee compliance with state and local building codes while protecting clients from contractor misconduct or abandonment.

Important: Bond amounts vary widely — from $5,000 in smaller towns to $25,000+ in major metros like Dallas, Houston, or San Antonio. Without active bonds, you can lose permit approval and delay projects.


🏢 Commercial Property Insurance

Protects your business office, warehouse, or storage yard from perils like fire, theft, and severe weather.

Texas Risk: With Texas prone to hurricanes, tornadoes, and hailstorms, property coverage is crucial for safeguarding inventory, records, and materials stored on-site.


💻 Cyber Liability Insurance (Optional but Growing Need)

Covers losses from cyberattacks, ransomware, or stolen client data — including project blueprints, payroll systems, and invoicing platforms.

Texas Trend: As construction companies move to digital scheduling and project management systems, cyber threats are on the rise. A breach could expose sensitive client information and lead to lawsuits or reputational damage.

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Texas Contractor Insurance Overview

🔹 What Insurance Does a Texas Contractor Actually Need?

To stay licensed, protect your work, and meet client and GC demands, your policy should include:


✅ General Liability ($1M/$2M Standard)
Covers third-party property damage or bodily injury. Required for permits, bids, and nearly every commercial contract.

✅ Contractor’s Bond (City/County Specific)
Many municipalities (Houston, Austin, San Antonio) require a bond to pull permits or maintain registration.

✅ Commercial Auto Insurance
Covers your work vehicles, trailers, and transportation. Personal auto won’t protect you during a jobsite run.

✅ Tools & Equipment (Inland Marine)
Protects gear like compressors, generators, nail guns, ladders — whether it’s in transit, on-site, or stolen from your truck.

✅ Workers’ Compensation OR Occupational Accident + Employer Liability
Texas doesn’t mandate Workers’ Comp — but you’re still liable for crew injuries. Choose wisely or pay dearly.

✅ Professional Liability (E&O)
If your scope involves design/build, engineering, or inspections — this is your legal defense when your advice is blamed.

✅ Excess/Umbrella Liability
Needed for high-value projects, commercial GCs, or to meet Additional Insured contract demands.

This isn’t off-the-shelf insurance.

It’s permit-passing, contract-proofed protection, purpose-built for Texas contractors.


🔒 Pro Tip: Smart Coverage for Elite Business Owners — Bundle & Save Without Cutting Protection

🔹 As You Scale, So Does Your Coverage

Taking on bigger jobs? Hiring more subs? Your risks evolve. We ensure your policy scales with your operation:


  • Installation Floaters – Covers materials stored off-site before installation (e.g., windows, tile, flooring).

  • Business Interruption Coverage – Replaces income lost due to jobsite injuries, fires, lawsuits, or shutdowns.

  • EPLI (Employment Practices Liability) – Defends against employee lawsuits like harassment, wage disputes, or wrongful termination.

  • Cyber Liability – Protects bidding systems, customer data, and online payment platforms.

  • Hired & Non-Owned Auto – Covers employees using personal or rented vehicles for business errands.

Your ambition deserves proactive coverage — not retroactive regrets.


💡 Solution: We customize every policy stack based on your operation scope, structure, and risk — no bloated premiums, no missing coverages.


🔹 Real Claims Filed by Texas Contractors

📍 Lawsuit After Fire – Houston:

An electrical subcontractor was blamed for faulty wiring that led to a fire. Our policy’s GL + E&O combo absorbed $410K in legal defense and damages.


📍 Tool Theft – San Antonio:

$36K in gear stolen from a trailer overnight. Inland Marine paid in full — zero downtime.


📍 Fall Injury – Austin:

1099 painter fell from scaffolding. No Workers’ Comp — client sued for negligence. Our Occupational Accident policy plus contingent liability protected both contractor and project.


📍 HVAC Damage – Dallas:

A framing crew accidentally broke ductwork during a build-out. GL kicked in immediately — claim paid without a lawsuit.


📍 Unpaid Wage Complaint – Waco:

Subcontractor filed DOL complaint. Our EPLI defense team settled the dispute, preserving the contractor’s GC relationship and license.


💬  Even a single accident, misunderstanding with an employee or client dispute can expose you to six-figure liability without the right policy.


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🧠 Why Texas Contractors Trust WorkersInsurance.com

✅ Municipal Mastery
We know permit offices from Houston to Harlingen — and tailor policies to city-level requirements and bond needs.

✅ Subcontractor Strategy
Our coverage includes subcontractor compliance, certificates, and audit prep — so you’re not held liable for someone else’s mess.

✅ Jobsite-Proven Protection
We anticipate claim scenarios before they happen — from chemical exposure to ladder falls to alleged negligence.

✅ Fast, Friendly, and Fully Transparent
Same-day quotes. Human conversations. No jargon. Just experienced protection that earns its premium.


✅ Rapid Quotes. Fast Documents. Same-Day COIs.
We move as fast as Texas weather changes — so you can lock in jobs and stay protected.

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Priority Concerns & SOLUTIONS

✅ “What if someone gets injured on my job site — am I personally liable?”

This is every contractor’s worst fear: A worker falls off a roof in San Antonio or trips over materials in Dallas. You didn’t push them. You didn’t cause it. But you own the company — and that makes you the target.


💣 Here’s the Risk:

In Texas, Workers’ Comp is optional — but injury lawsuits are not. If you don’t carry workers’ comp or occupational accident coverage, an injured worker (even a 1099) can sue you for negligence, medical bills, and lost wages. One claim can trigger six-figure litigation and pierce your corporate veil.


🛡️ Solution:

We structure either Workers’ Compensation or Occupational Accident plans based on your payroll, trade, and risk tolerance — with options that include employer liability, disability, and accidental death & dismemberment. We make sure you’re protected from both state audit exposure and courtroom litigation.



✅ “What if my client sues me over something I didn’t do?”

Let’s say your drywall team finishes a project in Houston. A month later, the property owner finds water damage and blames you. Even if the fault was the plumber’s — you’re named in the lawsuit because you were on-site.


💣 Here’s the Risk:

Construction lawsuits can cost $30,000+ in legal fees — even when you’re not at fault. Your business and your personal assets are exposed without the right General Liability and legal defense coverage. Worse, a judgment against you can follow you for years.


🛡️ Solution:

We write General Liability policies with $1M/$2M minimum limits, but we go further:


• Contractual Liability coverage (for GC/owner contracts)


• Products/Completed Ops (for post-job liability)


• Defense Outside the Limits (so legal costs don’t eat into your coverage)


This protects you whether you caused the damage — or just got blamed for it.


✅ “I need a specific COI to get paid — and I need it fast.”

Most contractors lose jobs or payments not because of lack of insurance — but because of slow COI delivery, or missing wording required by a GC or city inspector.


💣 Here’s the Risk:

Generic insurance policies don’t include Waivers of Subrogation, Additional Insured (CG 2010/2037), Primary & Non-Contributory language, or Per-Project Aggregate — and without that, GCs and city permit offices will reject your COI. That means delays, lost revenue, and job site bans.


🛡️ Solution:

We prepare Texas-compliant, GC-ready COIs that include all required endorsements. You’ll get:


• Same-day delivery


• Exact language per contract


• Backup proof for audits and inspections


💡 Plus, we proactively store your COIs for rapid redelivery and automatic renewal support.


✅ “What happens if my tools or trailer get stolen or damaged?”

Theft and vandalism are rampant across Texas job sites — especially in Houston, Austin, and along I-35. Whether it’s a break-in at night or weather damage mid-project, uninsured equipment loss can halt your momentum instantly.


💣 Here’s the Risk:

Without Inland Marine (contractor tools) and Property/Equipment coverage, stolen or damaged tools mean out-of-pocket replacements — and lost workdays you can’t bill for. Most policies don’t cover rented or borrowed tools either.


🛡️ Solution:

We provide Inland Marine coverage that travels with your tools, trailers, and small equipment — whether in your truck, at a job site, or in a storage unit. We can also add Rental Reimbursement and Blanket Equipment Riders so you’re never stuck or stalled by surprise loss.



✅ “How can I protect my truck or van that hauls all my gear?”

Your truck isn’t just transportation — it’s your mobile office, tool vault, and revenue generator. Whether it’s a total loss accident or parked theft, if your vehicle’s down, your business is down.


💣 Here’s the Risk:

Personal auto insurance does not cover business use. If you drive to job sites, carry tools, or subcontract employees, you need Commercial Auto coverage — or you risk denial of claims, lawsuits, and noncompliance with contracts.


🛡️ Solution:

We write true Commercial Auto policies — not just personal policies with a “business use” checkbox. Coverage includes:


• $1M liability

• Owned, borrowed, and rented vehicles

• Trailer coverage

• Uninsured/underinsured motorists

• Optional Physical Damage and Rental Reimbursement


We also provide DOT-compliant filings if required for your fleet or larger projects.


✅ “I’m growing and taking bigger jobs — how do I protect everything I’ve built?”

You’ve added crews. Taken on subcontractors. Landed multi-phase or multi-unit contracts. Growth is good — but your liability now extends across more job sites, more workers, more risk exposure, and higher contract scrutiny.


💣 Here’s the Risk:

Your original policy limits may no longer cover the scale of your operations. A $2 million umbrella claim could exceed your policy cap, trigger contract breach, or result in personal asset seizure — especially if you don’t have an LLC or legal firewall in place.


🛡️ Solution:

We scale your policy as your business grows. That may include:


• Umbrella/Excess Liability (for projects exceeding GL limits)


• Hired & Non-Owned Auto (for crews using personal vehicles)


• Errors & Omissions (E&O) if you’re doing design-build


• Employment Practices Liability as you hire staff


We also provide annual coverage audits and policy reviews to make sure you’re never under-protected as you scale.

🔒 Pro Tip: Let us review your contracts, unique needs, and recommend the right level.


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Because you don’t need a maze of forms, confusing laws, or sketchy salespeople. You need:

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Texas Contractor Insurance - FAQs

Please reach us at coverage@workersinsurance.comif you cannot find an answer to your question.

In Texas, most contractors need a combination of core policies to stay protected and win higher-value projects:

  • General Liability Insurance – Covers property damage and third-party injuries caused by your work.

  • Workers’ Compensation or Occupational Accident Insurance – Required by many general contractors and municipalities even though Texas doesn’t mandate it for private employers.

  • Commercial Auto Insurance – Protects work trucks, vans, and trailers transporting tools and crews.

  • Tools & Equipment Coverage – Protects your gear from theft or accidental damage.

  • Contractor License or Permit Bonds – Required by many Texas cities before pulling permits.

  • Professional Liability (Errors & Omissions) – Recommended for design-build or large-scale projects.

High-value public or government contracts often require higher liability limits or additional endorsements like Umbrella Coverage and Performance Bonds.


While Texas does not legally require General Liability insurance, most clients, municipalities, and general contractors won’t allow you on-site without proof of coverage.

Typical coverage limits:

  • $1,000,000 per occurrence

  • $2,000,000 aggregate

General Liability protects against:

  • Property damage caused by your crew.

  • Injuries to clients or third parties on-site.

  • Completed operations claims, like a defect discovered months after project completion.

Without GL, you risk lawsuits that could bankrupt your business and you’ll miss out on larger contracts.


No — Texas is unique because it does not require private employers to carry Workers’ Compensation.

However:

  • Many general contractors require proof of coverage before subcontracting work to you.

  • Cities, municipalities, and large project owners often mandate Workers’ Comp for compliance.

  • Without it, injured workers can sue you directly, leading to massive legal and medical costs.

If you don’t opt for Workers’ Comp, at minimum consider Occupational Accident Insurance, which provides medical and disability benefits for job-related injuries.


A contractor license bond is a financial guarantee to the city or county where you’re working, ensuring you follow local building codes and laws.

Key points:

  • Required by many Texas cities (Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio) before they issue permits.

  • Typical bond amounts range from $5,000 to $25,000, depending on the municipality.

  • If you violate codes or fail to complete a project, the bond compensates harmed parties.

Without an active bond, you can’t legally pull permits or work on regulated projects.


Personal auto insurance does not cover vehicles used for business purposes.

Commercial Auto is designed for:

  • Liability in case of accidents while driving to job sites.

  • Theft or vandalism of work vehicles.

  • Coverage for employees operating company trucks or vans.

  • Transporting tools, trailers, and building materials.

Texas contractors often drive long distances between rural and metro areas — making this coverage critical for financial protection


Tool theft is a major issue in Texas, especially on large construction sites and unsecured staging yards.

Tools & Equipment Insurance protects:

  • Power tools, compressors, scaffolding, and specialty machinery.

  • Gear stored in trailers, vehicles, or temporary storage sites.

  • Replacement costs after theft, fire, or accidental damage.

Example: A $15,000 laser leveling system is stolen from a Dallas job site. This policy pays for a fast replacement, keeping your crew productive.


Inland Marine Insurance covers mobile property and materials while they’re in transit or stored away from your main location.

Example:

  • You’re transporting $40,000 in lumber and framing supplies to a rural site.

  • Overnight, thieves steal the loaded trailer.

  • Inland Marine coverage reimburses you, avoiding cash flow problems and project delays.

It’s essential for contractors who move equipment or materials between multiple job sites.


Professional Liability (Errors & Omissions) covers claims of negligence, design mistakes, or faulty project management.

It’s especially important for:

  • Design-build contractors who create plans and specs.

  • Contractors managing complex commercial or industrial builds.

  • Government or municipal projects requiring design oversight.

Even unfounded allegations can result in tens of thousands in legal defense costs without this protection.


Public projects often have stricter insurance requirements, including:

  • Higher General Liability limits ($2M–$5M+).

  • Workers’ Compensation for all employees and subcontractors.

  • Performance Bonds to guarantee project completion.

  • Umbrella or Excess Liability for extra protection.

  • Professional Liability for design or engineering elements.

Failing to meet these requirements can disqualify you from the bidding process entirely.


Generally, no. Subcontractors must carry their own insurance to protect both parties.

To avoid risk:

  • Require subcontractors to provide insurance certificates before starting work.

  • Include indemnification clauses in your contracts.

  • Work with your insurance provider to ensure coverage endorsements are properly structured.

If a subcontractor causes damage and is uninsured, you could be held liable.


Cost reduction strategies include:

  • Bundling policies like GL, Auto, and Tools with the same carrier.

  • Implementing OSHA-compliant safety training programs.

  • Maintaining a clean claims history to qualify for loyalty discounts.

  • Using theft-prevention measures like locked storage and GPS tracking.

  • Regularly reviewing policies to remove outdated or unnecessary coverage.

The goal is to stay fully protected while keeping your overhead lean.


Texas is a unique construction market with:

  • Rapid urban growth in cities like Austin, Dallas, and Houston.

  • Complex oilfield, industrial, and rural project regulations.

  • Varying municipal bond and permit requirements.

  • Extreme weather risks like hailstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes.

A Texas-based specialist understands these challenges and ensures:

  • Your policies meet local and state-level regulations.

  • You avoid common gaps that cause claim denials.

You’re prepared for specialized projects, from residential remodels to massive infrastructure builds.


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