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CONTRACTOR FIELD GUIDE

What to bring to a contractor insurance review

A good quote starts with a clear picture of your work. Gather these details before comparing premiums so the proposed policy can be reviewed against your operation.

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Describe the work

List every trade you perform, the residential/commercial split, new construction versus remodeling, working heights and any roofing, excavation or hazardous-material operations.

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Gather the numbers

Bring projected gross receipts, payroll by employee duty, subcontractor costs, equipment values, vehicle schedules and the current policy. Estimates should reflect the coming policy year.

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Bring the contract

The insurance exhibit shows required limits, additional insured forms, primary and noncontributory wording, waivers and completed-operations requirements. Review it before the start date.

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Compare the terms

Ask about exclusions, deductibles, defense costs, audit exposure, installments and fees. A premium comparison is useful only when you understand the coverage behind it.

Written for contractor insurance reviews with Jesse Denno · CA insurance license #4503208 · October 7, 2026. General information; individual policy terms and current requirements control.

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