Contractor Insurance

Madison Avenue Insurance Group, Inc. places contractor insurance for all trades and sizes of contractors. These include the one man operation new in business to the midsized and larger contractors with high coverage and service needs. We provide commercial insurance for both general contractors and artisan contractors of all trades as well as developers and those that perform condo conversions, course of construction, builders risk, wrap programs and those that are required to obtain contractors licenses for home “flipping”.

Washington landlords please read article below. If you need to register as a general contractor, Madison Avenue Insurance can help. We have great insurance programs for general contractor insurance and contractor bonds.

Labor & Industries: Recent Changes to the Contractor Registration Law

We have very competitively priced programs and are constantly looking at new markets for this ever changing trade. Additionally, we offer and place bonds for all types of credit risks.

Programs/Coverages

General Contractors
Artisan Contractors
Trucking
Developers
Tract Homes
Condo Conversions
Fleet Auto Insurance
Tools & Equipment
Commercial Umbrella
Course of Construction
Builders Risk
Contractor Bonds - All credit approved
Group Health & Life Insurance
Business Insurance

Madison Avenue Insurance Group, Inc. is one of the top commercial insurance writers in Washington State. We are now writing commercial insurance in Oregon, Colorado and Utah.

We often save clients money and provide better coverage than their existing insurance carriers offer. Call our offices today for a comparison quote.

**Due to the recent economic climate, insurance carriers are cutting their rates. Call us today for a mid term policy quote. It can save thousands!

Premium Financing is available on most policies. All credit ratings are approved.

Helpful Links

WA Contractor Registration
CO Contractor Registration
TX Contractor Registration
Master Builders Association

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