Contractors Insurance for Lakewood
Lakewood never stops building. Developers, general contractors and every trade, from framers to electricians and landscapers, keep it growing. We get contractors the coverage their jobs require.
Written and reviewed by Nate Feuerman, Stonebrook Insurance
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Short answers
What insurance does a contractor need in NJ?
General liability, workers’ comp for employees, commercial auto and coverage for tools and equipment.
What is builder’s risk?
Coverage for a building while it’s under construction.
Can you get certificates out fast?
Yes.
Do subcontractors need their own insurance?
Yes. Collect their certificates.
Lakewood builders and trades.
Developers and GCs
Builder’s risk, liability and wrap-ups.
Electricians, Plumbers and HVAC
Liability and equipment.
Framers and Roofers
Workers’ comp and liability.
Landscapers and Snow Removal
Equipment and auto.
Trucks and Vans
Commercial auto.
Excess Liability
For contract requirements.
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More for Lakewood families.
What Lakewood families ask us.
Do I need workers’ comp in New Jersey?
If you have employees, yes.
Neighbors: Jackson, Howell, Brick, Toms River, Point Pleasant, Manchester.
Sources for this page
Figures come from the sources listed and are dated where the source gives a date. Coverage descriptions are general; your policy wording controls.
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