Excavation, site preparation, and grading involve moving earth and debris, operating heavy machinery, and sometimes performing demolition. It’s a complex and hazardous task with injury risks on top of liability risks related to being among the first to operate on a construction site. The specific requirements of a project can open your site prep business up to potential legal exposure if there are claims of those specs not being met.
Considering the time and financial commitment associated with taking on a job, it’s important to keep your excavation business secure with proper insurance that includes general liability, worker’s compensation, and equipment coverage. It may also need to include other types of coverage depending on details related to your company and specific projects.
The cost of your policy will depend on what you choose to include in your insurance plan. The types of coverage previously mentioned are just some of the options available to you to help protect your business. Other types of protection you may consider are inland marine insurance and commercial auto. It’s also important to check how your coverage may overlap with policies held by contractors or other parties related to a particular project.
Before you start clearing land, talk to a qualified expert to find out what kind of insurance plan will best safeguard your excavation business. Fill out the request a quote form today, and we’ll match you with a trusted coverage provider that can find you the right plan with great rates.
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