Concrete Insurance in San Diego County
Concrete Contractors in California carry GL, WC, and (if licensed under CSLB) a $25K license bond. TWT bundles them in one quote with same-day COIs.
Key Takeaways for Concretes
- CSLB Requirements: Class C-8 Concrete contractors must carry a $25,000 bond. SB 216 explicitly requires all C-8 contractors to carry Workers' Compensation immediately, even with zero employees.
- Cost Expectations: Concrete work involves heavy materials and equipment. GL costs are moderate to high. A solo concrete contractor might pay $1,500 - $3,000 annually for GL.
- Same-Day COIs: We issue Certificates of Insurance (COIs) with Additional Insured endorsements the same day.
Coverages Every Concrete Needs
General Liability
Covers damage to underground utilities, property damage from concrete splatter, and trip-and-fall hazards.
Learn More arrow_forwardWorkers' Compensation
Class code 5201 or 5215. Covers heavy lifting injuries, chemical burns, and machinery accidents.
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Coverage for expensive forms, trowels, vibrators, and walk-behind saws.
Learn More arrow_forwardWhat's Covered vs. Excluded
Typically Covered | Common Exclusions |
|---|---|
| Third-party bodily injury (e.g., client trips over tools) | Employee injuries (Requires Workers' Compensation) |
| Property damage caused by your work to other property | Damage to your own tools/equipment (Requires Inland Marine / Tools) |
| Completed operations (post-construction claims) | Accidents in company vehicles (Requires Commercial Auto) |
| Damage to the structure under construction (if you hold Builders Risk) | Damage to the specific part of property you are working on (Faulty Workmanship) |
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