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Mota Ins Agency

CONTRACTOR INSURANCE IN ARIZONA

Built around your trade.
Ready for your next job.

From plumbing and electrical work to masonry and landscaping, your insurance should reflect the work you actually perform.

Contractor in safety gear at a timber-framed residential construction site

LET’S BUILD YOUR COVERAGE

Options worth discussing.

We’ll review what applies to your situation and explain the details of the policies available to you.

General liability

Review your scope of work, jobsite exposures, completed operations, and policy exclusions.

Workers’ compensation

Discuss employee duties, payroll, owner treatment, and how subcontractors may affect your coverage review.

Commercial auto

Review work trucks, drivers, trailers, and business use of vehicles.

Tools & equipment

Ask about inland marine coverage for tools and equipment that move between locations and jobsites.

Contract requirements

Discuss additional insured status, waivers, primary wording, and other requested policy provisions.

Excess liability

Explore additional liability limits where available to help address your business and contract needs.

MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR REVIEW

Tell us what you do.
Details make a difference.

A little preparation helps us focus on the coverage that matters to you.

  • Trade, scope of work, and license information
  • Annual sales, payroll, and subcontractor costs
  • Residential or commercial jobs and work locations
  • Vehicles, tools, current policies, and contract requirements

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Let’s make it clearer.

Have a question about your situation?
Talk with an Agent

Which trades can I ask about?

Contact us about plumbers, electricians, HVAC contractors, masonry, drywall, painters, flooring, landscaping, hardscaping, and related trades. Eligibility depends on operations and carrier guidelines.

Does a certificate make someone an additional insured?

A certificate alone does not create additional insured coverage. The policy must contain the applicable endorsement, and its terms determine who qualifies and for what work.

Are subcontractors automatically covered?

Do not assume they are. Their status, work, agreements, and insurance can affect underwriting, exclusions, and audits. Share these details during your review.

LET’S TALK INSURANCE

A better policy starts
with a conversation.

Tell us what matters to you. We’ll help you explore your options.

Start your coverage review
Call your local agent