Coverage
Coverages for Drywall Contractors
A drywall business is insured by several policies that hand off to each other. Each page below takes one of them and says what it answers for, what it leaves to another policy, and where the handoff falls on a drywall job.
General Liability
Injury and damage to people and property that are not yours, while the board goes up and after the paint is on.
Workers’ Compensation
Your own crew hurt on the job, and the audit question a piece-rate or subcontracted crew raises.
Commercial Auto
The vans and trucks between the shop, the supply yard and the job, and the crew members who drive them.
Inland Marine — Tools & Equipment
Lifts, taping tools, sanders and stilts on the move, at the job and in the van.
Umbrella Liability
More liability above the policies underneath, when a contract or a big job asks for it.
Commercial Property
The shop or warehouse you own or lease, and the board, mud and contents kept there.
If it is easier to start from the kind of work than from the policy, the service pages walk the same ground by type of job.
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