Insurance for framing and drywall crews
Framers and drywall installers work for builders who won't let them on the job without a certificate of insurance — usually with specific limits and wording. We set up the coverage the contract asks for and send the certificates quickly, so you don't lose work waiting for paperwork.
What framing and drywall contractors usually need
- General liability with the limits the builder's contract requires
- Completed operations — claims that show up after the job is finished
- Workers' comp — generally required in NC with three or more employees, and corporate officers count
- Tools and equipment (inland marine) — saws, nail guns, lifts, scaffolding
- Commercial auto for work trucks and trailers
- Certificates with additional insured and waiver of subrogation, sent when the builder asks
Business owner with an ITIN or a matrícula consular?
- We insure business owners who have an ITIN or a matrícula consular
- Tell us how your business is set up when you ask for a quote, and a licensed agent will explain your options
- Everything explained in Spanish or English
If you subcontract work, get a current certificate of workers' comp from each subcontractor before they start. Without it, you can be held responsible for their injured workers. Bring us your contract's insurance requirements page and we'll match it line by line.