More California contractors and developers are taking on Texas projects, and the two states differ in ways that catch people off guard if they assume their California program…
Our earlier piece, Why Certificate Tracking Fails on Large Construction Projects, covered why spreadsheets and email folders break down once a project has more than a handful of…
A companion to the California Contractor Insurance Handbook — this is the working version. Use it at each stage of a project rather than reading it once and…
Every licensed California contractor needs a baseline set of coverage to legally operate and to qualify for most general contractor and owner insurance requirements. What that baseline should…
Builders risk insurance is the policy that protects the physical structure while it’s being built — and it’s also one of the most commonly misunderstood coverages on a…
Before asking how much insurance costs, developers should ask what their project's biggest financial risks actually are. A better planning framework from KCRI.
A certificate of insurance only proves coverage existed the day it was issued. Here is what owners should actually be checking to avoid claims disputes later.
The most common, and costly, mistakes developers make when purchasing Builders Risk insurance - from underinsuring replacement cost to buying on price alone.
Builder's risk insurance protects a project while it is being built or renovated, covering work in place, materials, and temporary structures against events like fire, theft, and storms.…
Small construction firms should carry contractors insurance in their own name, not rely on a GC or client policy. This guide explains the core coverages most small contractors…
General liability on a construction site is designed for third-party claims, not your own injuries or the cost to redo faulty work. This guide explains what construction general…