Yes, in most cases we can add the endorsements your contract calls for, such as additional insured status or a waiver of subrogation. Send us the insurance requirements section and we will review what it asks for and tell you what your policy can and cannot provide. Note that we review the insurance requirements rather than the contract as a whole, since interpreting the agreement itself is work for your counsel. It is also worth sending it before you sign, because some requirements are straightforward to meet and others need a different policy or a carrier that will agree to the wording.
Related FAQs
No. The CSLB bond is a surety bond tied to your license, separate from liability or workers’ comp. Most contractors need both.
No, that is workers’ compensation. General liability typically excludes employee injury, so most contractors carry both.
If you have no employees, California typically does not require it, though some contracts and license types may. We will confirm what applies to you.
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