
Review the core insurance policies that keep your siding business protected every day.


Even a single mis-measured cut or slip from a ladder can create a costly setback. Insurance ensures those risks don’t become financial pressure on your business. With coverage behind you, siding contractors stay competitive, maintain credibility, and keep their schedules moving after the unexpected.
Siding contractors work directly on customer property, handling ladders, power tools, and materials that must be installed with precision. The right insurance protects your business from the risks that come with exterior work — so damaged panels, job-site injuries, or unexpected accidents don’t threaten your profits.
Every project has variables you can’t control — slick surfaces, uneven ground, fast-changing weather, or hidden damage behind siding. The right coverage ensures:
• You don’t pay out-of-pocket for property damage or injuries
• You meet contractor and builder requirements for compliance
• Projects continue smoothly even when setbacks happen
• Your customers feel confident hiring your business
Coverage isn’t just paperwork — it keeps your business prepared, professional, and ready for the next job.
A strong insurance plan helps you protect what matters most:
• Prevents major losses from customer property damage
• Keeps your business compliant with job-site requirements
• Supports your team if injuries happen on the job
• Protects your tools and equipment investment
• Builds trust with homeowners and general contractors
Insurance gives you the confidence to take on more work — safely and professionally.
Insurance pricing for siding contractors depends on crew size, job types, equipment value, travel radius, and claims history. Exterior work has higher risk due to heights and customer property exposure, but bundling policies and selecting the right limits can help keep your premium cost-effective. An advisor will help you find coverage that fits your budget and your business needs.
Connect with an advisor to secure coverage that actually fits your business.
Yes, homeowners and builders often require proof of insurance to protect against accidental damage to the property during siding installation.
Yes, Workers’ Compensation typically helps with medical costs and lost wages if an employee is injured while performing siding work.
Yes, general liability insurance helps pay for repairs if your team accidentally damages customer property during installation or removal.
Yes, tols & equipment coverage protects mobile assets like siding brakes, saws, nail guns, and ladders used on job sites.

