In Construction, you have to wear many hats, so you probably don’t have much time to think about insurance and risk management. As the leading Construction insurance brokerage on the West Coast, Woodruff Sawyer has the depth and expertise to handle all your insurance needs and anticipate trends that could adversely affect your business.
You get a dedicated and experienced team of insurance specialists to serve you throughout the life
of our relationship. We offer full-service capabilities, from general liability, contractors professional liability and environmental liability, to workers’ comp, builder’s and inland marine risks. Our experts provide contract and surety advice, fierce advocacy when claims arise, and best practices in loss control and safety.
Covering The Spectrum
- General Building Contractors
- General Engineering Contractors
- Major Specialty Contractors
Captive Insurance for Construction
Joining a captive insurance group is an alternative way for construction companies to manage risk—offering control, consistency, and a way to stabilize your cost of risk over time.
What is a Captive?
Captives are licensed insurance companies owned by a group of affiliated businesses that pool together to insure the risks of its members. Construction companies may want to consider captive insurance to gain protection from hardening in the market, added long-term stability, and more oversight over the various facets of insurance, including more autonomy in claims management.
Woodruff Sawyer’s Captive experts will guide you through an unbiased process to determine whether you’re a good candidate for a captive. Learn more about how we can help you with captives.
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2021 OSHA Update: The Undeniable Impact of COVID-19
Read our Cal/OSHA update for insight into the impact COVID has had and will continue to have on OSHA regulations and their enforcement .
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INSIGHTS
What’s Ahead for the Surety Market—And What You Can Do About It
You can handle the tightening surety market by understanding underwriting factors and managing your surety relationship, among other tactics.
