The drywall insurance specialists
General liability and tools & equipment coverage — built for how drywall crews actually work. Hanging, taping, finishing, plaster, and stucco/EIFS. Solo operators, crews, residential, commercial.
No spam. Same-day coverage is typically available, and your certificate of insurance is issued instantly after you bind.
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Step 1 of 4How it works
Hang, tape, texture, plaster, or stucco/EIFS — a couple minutes of questions built around your actual jobs.
Licensed agents build your quote and shop it across multiple carriers — typically back the same business day.*
Review the coverage and enroll whenever it works for you — no waiting around, no site visit required.
Once you bind, your certificate of insurance is issued instantly — ready for the GC before your crew closes up the next wall.
*Quote turnaround is typical during normal business hours and may vary. Coverage, same-day availability, and eligibility are subject to carrier underwriting and approval.
"Once you hang, tape, and finish a wall, everything behind it — wiring, plumbing, insulation — disappears from view for good. If something back there turns out to be a problem, yours is the last name on the job before it closed up."
Coverages
Plain-English protection, matched to your real exposures.
The foundation. Responds to third-party bodily injury and property damage — a lift or stilts injure a worker from another trade, dust and debris damage finished flooring, or a wall you closed up hides a problem discovered later.
Inland marine coverage protects your lifts, sanders, stilts, and compressors — whether on the job site, in your truck, or in transit. Standard property policies don't follow your gear.
The truck or trailer you use to haul sheet goods and equipment. Personal auto policies often exclude business use — we'll help you review whether you need commercial coverage.
Covers personal, leased, or rented vehicles used for business purposes by you or your employees — often required by GCs and property managers.
Hanging sheet goods and overhead finishing work is physical, repetitive labor — most states require this coverage once you have employees. We'll help you determine what's required.
Blanket additional insured and waiver of subrogation endorsements — the coverage language most GCs and property managers require before a drywall crew starts closing up a job site.
Coverage descriptions are general summaries. Actual coverage is governed by the policy issued and is subject to underwriting, terms, and carrier availability.
Who we insure
Remodels, additions, and finish work in occupied homes.
New construction, multi-unit buildings, and fire-rated assemblies.
Licensed contractors managing hanging and finishing crews.
One-person operations that need GL fast — often for a specific job or client.
Traditional plaster, stucco, and exterior insulation finishing systems.
Just starting out? New ventures welcome. Get covered from day one. →
Wondering about price?
Your premium depends on revenue, number of employees or subs, whether you do commercial or fire-rated work, and the states you operate in. See what drives the number — and what you'd likely pay.
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Tell us about your business and our licensed agents will build your custom quote — typically back the same business day. Review your quote, enroll yourself, and your COI is issued instantly after you bind.
The specialist insurance program for drywall, plastering, and stucco contractors.