To obtain a license for working in your state, the contractor’s licensing board may mandate that your company maintain an active stucco contractor workers’ compensation policy.

In the event of work-related injuries or occupational illnesses suffered by an employee, stucco contractors’ workers’ comp insurance covers medical costs and lost wages.

Most state licensing boards mandate a stucco contractor surety bond to activate a contractor’s license.

A stucco contractors’ surety bond is a financial assurance that a project completes according to the agreed-upon terms in a bid.

Stucco contractors’ surety bonds safeguard consumers against financial losses incurred due to a business’s failure to comply with local, state, or federal laws and regulations.

Stucco contractors’ commercial auto insurance provides coverage for business vehicles in the event of an at-fault accident or damage caused by vandalism or theft.

A stucco contractors’ commercial auto policy provides higher limits, unlimited drivers and vehicles, and other forms unavailable on a standard auto policy.

Stucco contractor commercial auto insurance offers an extensive range of coverage, including:

• Bodily Injury
• Property Damage
• Comprehensive Damage
• Collision Damage
• Uninsured Motorist
• Underinsured Motorist
• Hired & Non-Owned Auto
• Medical Payments
• And More

Stucco contractors use various costly tools and equipment in their workshops and out on the job site. Stucco contractor inland marine insurance provides a wide range of coverage for tools, products, materials, and equipment at a job site, transported, or off-site storage.

Stucco contractor tool and equipment insurance protects against such common perils:

• Wind Damage
• Hail Damage
• Fire Damage
• Water Damage

A stucco contractor inland marine policy can provide “installation” and “builders” risk coverage.