Coverage for Your Metal Erection Work

Metal erection contractors handle projects that can involve structural steel, metal frameworks, beams, columns, equipment, and other components used in construction. The work may take place on active job sites and often involves specialized equipment, elevated work areas, and coordination with other trades.

At Pascal Burke Insurance Brokerage, we help Colorado contractors review insurance based on their projects, crews, equipment, and day-to-day operations.

Reviewing Liability on Active Job Sites

Metal erection work can involve potential risks to workers, other contractors, property, and completed structures. General liability insurance for metal erection contractors can help address certain covered third-party claims involving bodily injury or property damage, subject to the policy terms, limits, and exclusions.

We review your actual operations to help you understand available liability options and determine what coverage requirements may apply to the projects you take on.

Supporting Larger Construction Projects

Metal erection contractors may work for general contractors, steel fabricators, builders, developers, or commercial construction companies. Larger contracts can come with specific insurance requirements, certificates, and coverage limits.

We can help review those requirements before you begin work. If your company expands into larger projects, adds crews, purchases equipment, or takes on new types of erection work, we can also review your insurance program to keep it aligned with your business.

An Independent Approach to Contractor Insurance

At Pascal Burke Insurance Brokerage, we take time to understand your metal erection business before discussing available insurance options. We consider your project types, employees, equipment, contracts, and overall operations when reviewing coverage.

Our independent brokerage approach allows us to explore available programs and help you understand the differences between your options. Coverage remains subject to the terms, conditions, limits, and exclusions of the applicable policy.