Insurance for Plumbing Contractors
Water damage claims are the single biggest exposure in plumbing — and they can surface long after a job's done. We build coverage for licensed plumbers that actually accounts for that risk, plus the day-to-day exposures of trucks, tools, and crews.
Coverage We Build Around Your Business
Real Risk, Real Coverage
A pipe repair fails weeks later and floods a customer's home.
General liability with completed operations coverage responds to claims tied to work you finished, not just accidents on the day of the job.
A backed-up sewer line or backflow issue triggers a costly cleanup and liability claim.
Contractor's pollution liability fills a gap that standard general liability policies often exclude for plumbing-specific exposures.
Your van, loaded with tools and parts, is broken into overnight.
Tools & equipment coverage protects your gear wherever it is, not just at a job site.
Questions We Hear Often
Generally yes under completed operations within general liability, provided the failure is within your policy's defined coverage — we review the specifics with you so there's no surprise later.
Standard GL policies often limit or exclude pollution-type claims, so contractor's pollution liability is worth discussing if you do sewer or backflow work regularly.
Most certificates go out same business day — existing clients can request one directly through our Certificate of Insurance request page.
In Georgia, coverage requirements are generally triggered at three or more employees, but it's worth confirming your specific situation with us, especially if job sites require proof of coverage regardless of headcount.
Tell us a little about your business and we'll shop it across our carrier network to find the right fit.
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