by EJ Nadolny | Jul 23, 2026 | Contractors & Builders
Decision · GuideSign & Awning Contractor Insurance in TexasSign and awning contractors in Texas face insurance requirements that standard business policies don't cover. Three core coverage layers matter most: general liability for property damage on job sites,...
by EJ Nadolny | Jul 22, 2026 | Contractors & Builders
Definition · GuideCompleted Operations Coverage for Texas ContractorsCompleted operations coverage protects Texas contractors from liability claims that arise after a finished project leaves their hands. The coverage handles two distinct risk categories, bodily injury...
by EJ Nadolny | Jul 21, 2026 | Contractors & Builders
Decision · GuideWaiver of Subrogation for Texas ContractorsA waiver of subrogation in a Texas construction contract prevents an insurer from recovering paid claims from another party on the project, shifting the financial risk to a single carrier. These provisions...
by EJ Nadolny | Jul 20, 2026 | Contractors & Builders
Decision · GuideTDLR Insurance Requirements for Texas ContractorsTDLR requires Texas contractors to carry general liability insurance before a license is issued or renewed. Minimum coverage starts at $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 in aggregate, though exact...
by EJ Nadolny | Jul 17, 2026 | Contractors & Builders
Definition · GuideInstallation Floater Coverage in TexasInstallation floater coverage protects building materials, equipment, and supplies from loss or damage at Texas construction sites before final installation. Policies typically address three exposure windows:...
by EJ Nadolny | Jul 17, 2026 | Contractors & Builders
Decision · GuideScaffolding Contractor Insurance in TexasScaffolding contractors in Texas need a specific insurance stack to stay licensed and win jobs on commercial sites. Most operations carry at least three core policies: general liability, workers' compensation,...
