Compare roofers insurance for residential and commercial roofing operations in Colorado Springs and across Colorado. Client’s Choice Insurance helps roofing contractors review liability coverage, work vehicles, equipment and crew exposures around the work they actually perform.
Get a Fast Quote · (719) 286-9425| Coverage | Why You Need It |
|---|---|
| General Liability | Covers third-party injury and property damage — required on nearly every job |
| Workers' Compensation | Mandatory in Colorado for employees; protects against fall and injury claims |
| Commercial Auto | Covers your trucks, trailers, and haul vehicles |
| Inland Marine | Covers roofing materials and equipment in transit or on job sites |
| Umbrella / Excess Liability | Critical for roofing due to the high-risk nature of the work |
| Contractors All Risk | Covers damage to the work in progress — especially valuable on large roofing jobs |
Roofing insurance cost varies with your operations and the coverage requested. Discuss residential versus commercial work, roofing methods, project heights, payroll, sales, subcontractor use, claims history and required limits. Comparing quotes means reviewing exclusions, deductibles and endorsements alongside the premium.
Bring a description of your work, projected payroll and revenue, subcontractor costs, prior coverage and available loss runs. Tell us about storm restoration, tear-offs, repairs and any work outside roofing so the submission reflects the business accurately.
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Review related commercial insurance services, commercial auto insurance for work trucks and general contractor insurance. Policy terms, limits, conditions and exclusions determine coverage.
Roofing has one of the highest injury rates in construction. Falls, equipment accidents, and weather exposure all increase risk — but we work with specialty carriers to find competitive rates.
Yes. We work with multiple carriers and have markets for contractors with prior claims. Call us to discuss your situation.
Yes — and you should require proof of it. If a sub causes damage and they're uninsured, you could be held liable.
Absolutely. Storm restoration roofers face the same risks as any roofer — and sometimes more, given the pace of work and scope of projects.