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Insurance for Texas Electricians

Specialized coverage for the unique risks of electrical contracting in Texas.

Average Insurance Cost: $2,000 – $8,000/year

Insurance for Electricians in Texas

Electrical contractors face unique risks including fire hazards, electrocution, and property damage from faulty wiring. Texas requires electricians to be licensed, and most clients require proof of insurance before hiring. A solid insurance program protects your business from the high-cost claims that can arise from electrical work.

Common Risks for Electricians

Fire damage caused by electrical work

Electrocution injuries to employees or third parties

Property damage from faulty wiring or installations

Completed operations claims from electrical failures

Tool and equipment theft

Vehicle accidents while traveling to job sites

Recommended Coverage for Electricians

General Liability

Covers fire, injury, and property damage claims from your electrical work.

Workers' Compensation

Essential for protecting employees working with high-voltage systems.

Commercial Auto

Covers your service vans and work vehicles.

Inland Marine

Protects expensive electrical tools and testing equipment.

Professional Liability

Covers design errors in electrical system design-build projects.

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