Structural trades carry long-tail defect exposure, high workers’ comp rates and heavy equipment. We check that your completed-operations coverage, class codes and equipment schedule hold up against what GCs require.
Flatwork and foundation contractors, block and stone masons, rebar installers, structural steel and aluminum erectors, ornamental iron and welding contractors.
Classification names are summarized. DANESURE is not affiliated with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors — confirm your license on roc.az.gov. Hold a license not listed here? See every trade we work with or just send us your policies.
Structural sub agreements are usually among the strictest on a project:
Before you sign, forward the insurance requirements (usually an exhibit or a paragraph titled “Insurance”). We’ll tell you what your current policies already meet, what needs an endorsement, and what it would cost to close the gap — before the GC’s risk manager rejects your certificate.
Every line priced at minimum, standard and higher limits — with your contract requirements as the floor, not an afterthought.
Completed operations matters most here — cracking, settlement and structural claims can surface years later.
Concrete, masonry and ironworker classes are high-rated; accurate payroll allocation and experience mod review pay off.
Pumps, mixers, forms, lifts, welders and cranes — owned, leased or rented.
Flatbeds, mixers and equipment haulers.
Silica dust and washout are commonly excluded from GL.
Limits that match large commercial and multifamily jobs.
License and contract bonds: tell us what you need (ROC license bond, bid, performance or payment bond) and we’ll check whether we can place it through our network. We can’t promise every bond, but we’ll give you a straight answer.
A written Cost & Risk report within 24 hours of receiving your documents, then a 15-minute call. No cost, no obligation, no pressure to switch.
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