
Electrical Contractor Insurance
Specialized protection for electricians and electrical contractors. From electrocution hazards to electrical fires, we cover the serious risks of your trade.
Coverage Types for Electrical Contractors
Build a comprehensive insurance package that protects every aspect of your business.
General Liability
Protects against third-party claims for bodily injury and property damage. Essential for working in homes and businesses.
Workers Compensation
Covers medical expenses and lost wages for electrical workers injured on the job. Florida requires coverage once you have 3+ employees.
Commercial Auto
Covers service vehicles, bucket trucks, and equipment trailers used for electrical work.
Inland Marine / Tools
Protects your electrical tools, testing equipment, and inventory against theft, damage, and loss at job sites.
Commercial Property
Covers your shop, warehouse, and stored equipment against fire, theft, storm damage, and other perils.
Electrical Equipment Breakdown
Covers the cost to repair or replace expensive electrical testing equipment and diagnostic tools.
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Common Electrical Contractor Risks
Understanding these risks helps you choose the right coverage.
Why Choose Greene & Associates?
Electrical Risk Specialists
We understand high-voltage liability, arc flash exposure, and the specialized risks electrical contractors face.
License-Compliant Coverage
Our policies meet Florida electrical licensing requirements so you can maintain your contractor license.
Audit Support
We help with workers comp audits and class code questions to ensure accurate, fair pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What insurance does an electrical contractor need in Florida?
At minimum, you need general liability, workers compensation, and commercial auto. Most general contractors and homeowners require proof of insurance before hiring you. Many also require umbrella liability coverage for larger projects.
How much does electrical contractor insurance cost?
Costs depend on your crew size, revenue, coverage limits, and claims history. Most electrical contractors pay $4,000-10,000/year for comprehensive coverage. New contractors or those with prior claims may pay more. We shop multiple carriers to find competitive rates.
Do I need insurance to pull electrical permits in Florida?
Most counties in Florida require proof of general liability insurance to issue electrical contractor licenses. Minimum coverage amounts vary by jurisdiction. We can help ensure you meet local requirements.
What's the difference between electrical liability and E&O insurance?
General liability covers physical damage and bodily injury. Errors & Omissions (E&O) covers financial losses from mistakes, such as faulty wiring that causes a project to be redone or design errors that result in additional costs.
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