Ohler Insurance Services
drywall contractor insurance
Drywall contractors work in finished interiors and around client property, where dust, debris, and precision finishing work all create unique operational risks.
Coverage needs vary significantly based on residential vs. commercial projects, new construction vs. remodeling, and the specific size of your crew.
Coverage Considerations for Drywall Contractors
General Liability
Essential protection for third-party property damage and bodily injury claims related to standard drywall installation and finishing tasks.
Workers' Compensation
Critical coverage for your crew's safety, especially for those working on stilts, lifts, or multi-level scaffolding project sites.
Commercial Auto
Insurance for your work trucks and vans and tools, designed to protect your fleet while transporting materials and specialized crews.
Tools & Equipment
Dedicated coverage for your expensive taping tools, texturing gear, and professional finishing equipment across different job sites.
Surety Bonds
Securing project-specific bonds as required by municipalities or project owners to demonstrate financial reliability and competence.
Commercial Property
Coverage options for contractors maintaining dedicated office spaces, supply shops, or storage yards for sheetrock and compound inventory.