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Finding the Solution to Rising Construction Insurance Premiums

by Yaron Dycian | Feb 11, 2025
Insurance | Risk

Contractors can thank inflation, materials prices, the skilled-labor shortage and more for their rising insurance premiums, but those premiums can be brought down by taking the right steps.

Safeguarding History: Fire Risks in Renovating Historic Buildings

by Birgitte Messerschmidt | Jan 20, 2025
Insurance | OSHA | Risk | Safety

In light of Notre Dame's restoration and the current wildfires devastating the Southern California region, safeguarding against fire is at the forefront of everyone's construction concerns.

Deterioration of Bridge Infrastructure Is Increasing Insurance Needs

by Grace Calengor | Nov 19, 2024
Insurance | Risk

An expert from CAC Specialty gives his insight into insuring bridge construction projects before, during and after natural disaster.

The Risks of Minimum Insurance Coverage for Contractors

by Corey Sheridan | Sep 19, 2024
Insurance | Risk

Understand the true cost of being underinsured and navigate the risks to your company, contractors, subcontractors, jobsites and more.

Choosing the Right Insurance When Converting a Commercial Building for Residential Use

by Scott Bedingfield | Aug 21, 2024
Insurance | Risk

There are various coverages to consider when converting your commercial building to a residential space. Make sure you choose the right one.

Exploring the Nuances of Workers’ Compensation Insurance for Contractors

by Brittney Passini | Aug 15, 2024
Insurance | Risk

Workers' compensation for contractors has its own set of eccentricities, but certain action items can make them easier to navigate.

Preparing for Extreme Weather: Insurance Considerations for Contractors

by Matthew Summers | Jul 31, 2024
Insurance | Risk

Preparing construction projects to withstand extreme weather can look like flood mitigation and high-wind tie-downs onsite, but it should also look like acquiring the right insurance and updating it accordingly.

Three Actions to Prepare Your Company for Combatting Downtime Due to Severe Weather

by Eric Dunn | May 13, 2024
Insurance | Risk | Risk Management

Downtime can be as costly to a construction company and its jobsite as the downed trees, equipment and power lines resulting from a severe storm. Make sure you're prepared to handle both.

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Finding the Solution to Rising Construction Insurance Premiums

Safeguarding History: Fire Risks in Renovating Historic Buildings

Deterioration of Bridge Infrastructure Is Increasing Insurance Needs

The Risks of Minimum Insurance Coverage for Contractors

Choosing the Right Insurance When Converting a Commercial Building for Residential Use

Exploring the Nuances of Workers’ Compensation Insurance for Contractors

Preparing for Extreme Weather: Insurance Considerations for Contractors

Three Actions to Prepare Your Company for Combatting Downtime Due to Severe Weather

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