Nevada contractors’ workers’ comp insurance protects employees if they are injured or become ill from a work-related incident.

A Nevada contractors’ workers comp policy will help pay for medical expenses, lost wages, and funeral expenses.

The Nevada State Contractors Board will define the minimum required coverage limits for employers that will provide critical coverage in the event of an accident.

Per the Nevada State Contractors Board, each contractor’s license issued in the State of Nevada requires a contractor license bond. The Nevada State Contractors Board will determine the bond amount at the time of license approval. Bonds can vary in amount from $1,000 to $500,000.

The Nevada contractor license bond acts as a financial guarantee to your state’s licensing department that you will complete the job according to the terms of your bid.

A Nevada contractors’ surety bond protects consumers damaged from defective construction, license law violations, and employees with wages due to them.

Nevada contractors’ commercial auto insurance protects your business vehicles and trailers from liability if you or an insured driver are liable for an at-fault accident.

A Nevada contractors’ commercial auto policy covers your vehicles and trailers if damaged or stolen.

Also known as Nevada contractors’ tool and equipment insurance, this policy will reimburse you and your business if your insured assets are damaged or stolen at the job site, in transit, or while in storage.

Nevada contractors’ inland marine provides all perils coverage for tools, equipment, and mobile machinery.

Nevada contractors’ inland marine (contractors’ tool and equipment insurance) safeguards against fire, theft, and other covered perils at the job site.