Construction projects are complex and potentially messy undertakings.
Both the owner and general contractor face a swarm of unpredictable variables, and liability insurance can lead to a construction project's long-term success or disastrous ruin.
For potential financial advantages, coverage enhancements, collective coverage uniformity, and coordinated claims handling, a wrap-up policy may be the smartest choice for success.
|What is a wrap-up?
What exactly is a wrap-up? It's a general liability and/or workers' compensation/employer's liability policy covering all participating contractors on a construction project under one primary insurance policy from the project's construction phase to its completed operations phase.
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