Work-related injuries are not uncommon at a drilling job site. Accidents can happen that typically result in significant medical expenses and lost wages.

A drilling contractors’ workers’ compensation policy provides the protection your employees rely on for job-related injury or illness.

Many U.S. states mandate construction companies with employees to carry contractors’ workers’ compensation, regardless of the number of workers or hours worked.

Most state licensing authorities and residential and commercial customers require a drilling contractor bond that provides a financial guarantee if you fail to meet the obligations of your project agreement.

A drilling contractor’s surety bond benefits consumers damaged from defective construction or other license law violations and employees who have not been paid wages due to them.

A drillers’ surety bond acts more as a business line of credit than a drilling contractors’ insurance policy.

Drilling contractors use light and heavy vehicles and trailers for day-to-day business operations.

Drilling contractors’ commercial auto insurance provides liability and physical damage protection for business vehicles and insured drivers.

Drilling contractors typically deploy expensive tools and equipment to the job site.

Drilling contractors’ inland marine insurance repairs or replaces tools and equipment damaged or stolen at the job site, in transit, or storage.

Drilling contractors’ tool and equipment insurance provides essential coverage for fire, theft, and other risks.