Construction Practise
Our rock-solid reputation in construction insurance is recognized throughout the industry. We’re also expert surety partners, allowing you to capitalize on every growth opportunity.
Experience and Expertise
Our extensive experience in virtually every segment of the construction industry gives us a holistic view and in-depth understanding of general contractors, general engineering contractors, and specialty trade contractors.
Building A Better Risk Program
By consulting on location and analyzing your past claims history, INSURICA’s Construction Experts can put together comprehensive plans to help protect you, your workers and your company.
Put The Power Of An Entire Network Behind Your Job
Our insurance management team works directly with you and your workers to develop trade-specific safety training, pre-employment testing and screening and predictive modeling.
Construction-Specific Coverages and Services
Resources
Claims
Claims
We define claims management a little differently. We view our role as “a partner in your company’s profitability.”
Loss Control
Loss Control
Loss control has become one of the most important elements of your business’s insuranceprogram.
Alternative Risk
Alternative Risk
Self-insurance, large deductible plans, captive insurance…Our programs are tailored to fit your specific needs.
Find Out More About Our Services and Capabilities
We are here to answer any questions you may have and look forward to hearing from you.
Latest News
Today’s insurance programs must take into account the unique challenges faced by each client. In addition to a strong coverage program, some businesses may need advanced services. INSURICA has the additional Client Services required by complex business operations.
Trump Administration Reshapes Health Plan Oversight
The Trump administration has issued a series of executive orders aimed at recalibrating federal oversight of employer-sponsored health plans. These directives target unpublished rules and agency enforcement priorities, signaling a shift toward deregulation and increased flexibility for plan sponsors.
Compliance Update: Gag Clause Attestations, Contraceptive Coverage Ruling, and SF Ordinance Impacts
As Q4 begins, benefits managers face a trio of compliance developments with implications for plan design, documentation, and year-end filings. Two are federal in scope, while one local ordinance continues to affect employers nationwide.
Benefits Administration Update: MLR Rebates, Texas SB 1332, and Year-End Priorities
As the final quarter of 2025 begins, several developments in benefits administration are reshaping how employers manage compliance, coverage, and communications. From rebate distribution rules to state-level legislation, benefits managers should take note of key updates that may affect plan operations and documentation heading into year-end.