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How to Compare Masonry Contractor Business Insurance Quotes

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • 6 days ago
  • 2 min read

Finding the right insurance is crucial for masonry contractors, but comparing quotes can be tricky. Different insurers may offer similar premiums but vary in coverage, exclusions, and claim-handling processes. Knowing how to compare masonry contractor business insurance quotes effectively ensures you get the protection you need without overpaying. Wexford Insurance specializes in contractor coverage and can help streamline this process.


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1. Check Coverage Types and Limits

When comparing quotes, don’t focus only on the price. Verify that each policy includes the coverage your business needs:

Compare coverage limits carefully. A lower premium may come with lower limits, which could leave your business exposed.



2. Review Exclusions and Conditions

Every policy has exclusions. Common exclusions in masonry insurance include:

  • Faulty workmanship claims (may require professional liability)

  • Damage to your own tools or property

  • Certain subcontractor activities

  • High-risk operations not disclosed during application

A policy with a slightly higher premium but fewer exclusions can save money and stress in the long run.


3. Consider Deductibles and Premium Structures

Deductibles impact your premium and out-of-pocket costs during claims. Compare:

  • Low vs. high deductibles

  • Annual vs. monthly premium payment options

  • Bundled policies vs. separate coverage

A well-structured policy balances premium affordability with manageable deductibles.


4. Evaluate the Insurance Provider

Your insurer’s reputation matters as much as coverage. Look for:

  • Financial strength and ratings

  • Claim response times and service quality

  • Experience with masonry or construction contractors

Specialist brokers like Wexford Insurance work with carriers that understand masonry risks and can provide faster, more accurate quotes.


5. Gather Complete Information Before Comparing

To compare quotes efficiently, have the following ready:

  • Annual revenue and payroll

  • Types of masonry work performed

  • Number of employees and subcontractors

  • Equipment and vehicle inventory

  • Prior claims history

Having complete and accurate information reduces follow-ups and speeds up the quoting process.


6. Use a Broker to Simplify Comparison

A broker like Wexford Insurance can help you:

  • Request multiple quotes simultaneously

  • Analyze coverage differences clearly

  • Identify cost-saving opportunities

  • Avoid surprises from hidden exclusions


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