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Fencing contractors’ insurance provides all-in-one business protection against financial risks at every stage of operations.
Fencing installation and repair encompass a wide range of specialty contractors who construct, erect, or maintain various types of fencing across the United States. These contractors face diverse risks, including liability claims for bodily injury and property damage from third parties, as well as work-related injuries and illnesses among employees. This variety of risks underscores the need for comprehensive insurance.
Securing a contractors’ insurance package is not just a precaution but crucial to avoid potentially devastating financial fallout from an unexpected business claim, making it a vital part of your business strategy.
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Fence installers’ general liability insurance lays the foundation for your commercial insurance portfolio.
It covers your business for costs that result from bodily injury and property damage claims, medical expense payments, products and completed operations, and personal injuries (slander and libel).
Fencing contractors’ liability insurance also pays for defense costs if legal action is brought against your company by a third party.
The contractors licensing board may require that your company maintain an active fencing contractor workers’ comp policy before issuing a license to work in your state.
Fence installers’ workers’ compensation pays medical expenses and lost wages if an employee suffers a work-related injury or occupational illness.
Most state licensing boards require a fence installers’ surety bond to activate a contractor’s license.
A fencing contractors’ surety bond is a financial guarantee that a project will complete as agreed to in a bid.
Fencing contractors’ commercial auto insurance covers company vehicles in an at-fault accident, damaged from vandalism, or stolen.
A fence installers’ commercial auto policy provides higher limits, unlimited drivers and vehicles, and other forms not available on a standard auto policy.
Fencing contractors use a diverse set of expensive tools and equipment in the shop and at the job site.
A fence installer tool and equipment policy (fencing contractors’ inland marine insurance) provides reimbursement when damaged by a covered peril or stolen.