Construction & Contractor Insurance
Protect your business, employees, vehicles, equipment, and projects with insurance solutions tailored to Colorado contractors and construction firms. We work with contractors across Colorado, from small specialty trades to established commercial builders.
Construction Insurance Built for Colorado Contractors
Insurance for Every Stage of the Job
Construction businesses face different risks before, during, and after every project. Whether you’re bidding on work, mobilizing crews, or completing a project, we’ll help you build an insurance program that protects your business and helps you meet contract requirements.
Your insurance program may include:
- General liability insurance
- Workers’ compensation
- Commercial auto insurance
- Builder’s risk insurance
- Contractor equipment coverage
- Umbrella liability
- Commercial property insurance (for offices or shops)
Helping Contractors Meet Contract Requirements
Whether you’re working with a homeowner, municipality, developer, or general contractor, insurance requirements are becoming increasingly complex. Our team can help you navigate requirements such as:
- Certificates of Insurance (COIs)
- Additional insured endorsements
- Waivers of subrogation
- Primary & non-contributory wording
- Contract review
- Bonding coordination
- Subcontractor insurance requirements
Common Construction Risks
Construction projects involve significant financial and liability exposures. We help contractors prepare for risks such as:
- Jobsite injuries
- Damage to customer property
- Vehicle accidents
- Tool and equipment theft
- Damage to projects under construction
- Weather delays and covered property losses
- Claims involving subcontractors
- Large liability claims
We’ll help you identify your risks and recommend insurance solutions designed to protect your business.
Why Contractors Choose Glenwood Insurance
We understand how insurance fits into the way contractors operate. We help clients respond quickly to certificate requests, understand contract insurance requirements, review coverage as their business grows, and work with carriers experienced in construction risks.