Contractor Insurance Coverage in Ontario

Understand the different types of insurance coverage available to Ontario contractors, from Commercial General Liability and tools coverage to installation floaters, pollution liability and more.

Contractor Insurance Coverage

What Insurance Coverage Does a Contractor Need?

The insurance coverage a contractor needs depends on the trade, work performed, project size, equipment, employees and contractual requirements. Commercial General Liability Insurance is a core coverage for many contractors, while additional insurance may be needed for tools, materials, pollution exposures and larger construction projects.

Commercial General Liability Tools & Equipment Insurance Installation Floater
Third-party bodily injury and property damage liability Protection for eligible contractor tools and equipment Coverage for eligible materials before and during installation
Pollution Liability Wrap-Up Liability Crime / Employee Dishonesty
Coverage for eligible pollution liability exposures Project-specific liability insurance for construction projects Protection against covered employee dishonesty losses

Contractor Insurance Coverage FAQ

Why Humberview for Your Contractor Insurance Coverage?

Why Humberivew for Your Contractor Insurance Coverage?

  • One Dedicated Broker

    Work with the same licensed broker who understands your business.

  • Independent Since 1982

    Serving Ontario businesses and contractors for over 40 years.

  • Multiple Insurance Markets

    Compare contractor insurance coverage from multiple insurance companies.

  • Coverage for Your Trade

    Insurance options based on your trade, operations and business needs.

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