Electrical contractor insurance designed to best fit your needs.

Electrical contractors and electricians work everywhere from residential homes to large, industrial buildings. While circumstances may change, certain risks remain. That’s why considering coverage that reflects your industry is essential in this line of work.

Look for protection beyond the basics.

Protection for potential losses is important because of the work that electricians perform. What happens if someone is hurt at your location or on a job site? Or what if one of your employees accidentally destroys a client’s property? General liability insurance helps cover those incidents.

Completed operations liability insurance protects you even after your work is done. Customers might sue if they claim your work was faulty in some way. Bodily injury, property damage, and legal defense costs may be included in your coverage. Commercial umbrella insurance provides coverage when reaching the limits of your standard policy. This may help provide financial support for catastrophic losses.

Coverage that protects your business while on the move.

You need insurance that helps protect you while you and your employees travel from job site to job site. Business auto insurance protects your business if a vehicle is involved in an accident that causes bodily harm or property damage. Coverage may vary whether you have one vehicle or a fleet. Do you or employees drive their own vehicles? Or do you rent vehicles for your business? If so, hired and non-owned auto insurance may be necessary. And what about all the tools, inventory, and specialized equipment in your vehicles? Inland marine insurance may cover these items if lost, stolen, or damaged while on the road.

Common coverages that you should have to help protect your business:

Protect your livelihood if you cannot operate.

If you’re not able to open your business, you may suffer from a loss of revenue. Business interruption insurance provides income replacement and may pay for operating expenses or temporary relocation expenses associated with covered perils. If you’re not able to work because a storm has knocked out power to your area, for example, specialized business interruption for off-premises utility services coverage (OPUS) may be able to help.

How much does insurance cost for electricians?

The cost of your policy may vary depending on your location, the size of your operations, how many people you have on staff, and how much your business makes.

Don’t ignore the business side of your operation.

Even in the midst of the industry-specific risks electricians and electrical contractors face, general business insurance policies should be considered. For example, if you use computers to run any aspect of your company, cyber liability insurance is a must. Employment practice liability insurance may pay for legal fees and court-awarded damages if you’re accused of discrimination, harassment, or unfair hiring and firing practices. Commercial property insurance helps protect your shop and its contents in the event of a fire or other losses.

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