The Florida Contractor Insurance Checklist

Review your coverage before your next renewal. This 12-point checklist covers the most common gaps we find in contractor insurance programs across Florida.

  • GL coverage limits and additional insured requirements
  • Workers comp classification and audit preparation
  • Subcontractor COI tracking and compliance
  • Commercial auto and umbrella coverage review
  • Inland marine and builders risk assessment
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What the Checklist Covers

Each item addresses a specific coverage area that Florida contractors should review before renewal or when starting a new project.

1

GL Coverage Limits

Are your per-occurrence and aggregate limits adequate for the contracts you are pursuing?

2

Additional Insured

Is the additional insured endorsement included and does it meet your contract requirements?

3

Completed Operations

Does your policy cover claims that arise after you finish a project and leave the jobsite?

4

Waiver of Subrogation

Can you provide waivers of subrogation when contracts require them?

5

Workers Comp Class Codes

Are your employees classified under the correct NCCI codes for their actual duties?

6

Subcontractor COI Tracking

Are you collecting and verifying certificates of insurance from every subcontractor?

7

Commercial Auto

Does your policy include hired and non-owned auto coverage for employee vehicles?

8

Umbrella Coverage

Does your umbrella policy follow form and sit over all of your primary coverages?

9

Inland Marine

Are your tools and equipment covered at jobsites and in transit?

10

Builders Risk

Who provides builders risk coverage on your projects, and does it include wind/hurricane?

11

Policy Expiration Dates

Do you have calendar reminders set for all policy renewal dates to avoid lapses?

12

Audit Preparation

Are your payroll records, subcontractor payments, and class code documentation organized?

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