Insights
Industry-specific insurance insights for experiential fabricators, set builders, and brand activation companies. No generic advice — just what matters for your operation.
A COI proves a subcontractor has coverage. It does not make that coverage yours. Here are the four things that actually transfer the risk — and why being listed as Certificate Holder does none of them.
One wrong class code on your Workers' Comp dec page can add 30% or more to your annual premium — year after year. Here's how the math works, what fabrication shops get wrong, and how to fix it.
Your process moves from design to fabrication to installation to strike. Your insurance program should cover every phase — not just the one construction underwriters understand.
Premiums going up with no explanation? Renewal arriving 30 days before expiration? These five signs indicate your program hasn't been built around your business.
Most scenic and experiential fabrication companies are misclassified as construction. That simple mistake can double your premiums — and it ripples through every policy you carry.
Tell us about your shop, your clients, and your project scope. We'll start with the story — and build the program from there.
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