Built for Groundwork Contractors

Built for Groundwork Contractors

Excavation businesses are often responsible for preparing the ground before construction can begin. Your crews may dig foundations, create trenches, move earth, clear sites, install underground systems, or prepare land for roads and other structures.

Dealing With Underground Utilities

The work requires heavy machinery, experienced operators, and careful coordination with everyone involved in a project. We help you explore insurance by looking at the type of excavation work you perform.

Excavation crews may work near gas lines, water mains, electrical systems, sewer lines, and other underground infrastructure. Even with proper planning, unexpected conditions below the surface can create serious complications for a project.

Keeping Projects Moving

We help you consider the exposures that come with digging and working around existing infrastructure. By understanding your typical projects and operating procedures, we can help identify insurance needs that are specific to your business.

Delays on an excavation project can affect more than your own schedule. Your work may be connected to foundation crews, concrete contractors, utility companies, and other trades waiting for the site to be ready.

Managing Equipment and Fleet Needs

We help you review the risks that could affect your operations and the projects you support. Our goal is to help you explore coverage options that align with your role and responsibilities on each job.

Excavation contractors often have significant investments in machinery, trucks, trailers, attachments, and tools. Keeping this equipment available and operational is essential to completing work on time.

We can help you review the assets that keep your business running and consider how they fit within your overall insurance program. As you add equipment, employees, or new types of excavation services, we can help you reassess your coverage needs.