You install the infrastructure that connects America. We protect the business behind it. Our licensed brokers specialize in fiber optic contractor insurance, low voltage contractor insurance, and telecom contractor insurance — so we understand your exposures, your contracts, and exactly what coverage you need. Fast quotes on General Liability, Workers' Comp, Commercial Auto, Umbrella, Inland Marine, and Bonds.
From trench work on public roads to inside-plant cable pulls — we cover the full spectrum of fiber optic contractor insurance needs including general liability, workers comp for fiber optic installers, commercial auto, and inland marine coverage.
Covers third-party bodily injury and property damage during installation, splicing, or network work. Essential if you're digging, trenching, or working on client premises.
Protects your crew working in trenches, on poles, in conduit, and in equipment rooms. Required in most states and critical given the physical risks in fiber work.
Covers your work trucks, vans, bucket trucks, and cable-pulling rigs whether hauling equipment to a jobsite or driving across a city to your next install.
Extra liability coverage on top of your GL and auto policies. Telecom and fiber contractors increasingly need $2M–$5M umbrella limits to satisfy ISP and municipality contracts.
Protects your expensive tools and equipment — OTDR testers, fusion splicers, cable reels, conduit pullers, and more — whether on-site, in transit, or in storage.
License bonds, performance bonds, and payment bonds required by municipalities, utilities, and telecom carriers to award you public ROW and telecom infrastructure projects.
We understand your work. Whether you need fiber optic installer insurance, low voltage contractor insurance, or network cable installer insurance — if you're pulling cable through conduit, splicing in a manhole, or installing structured cabling in a data center, we have you covered.
Aerial, underground, and direct-bury fiber installation along public roads and ROW.
Fusion splicing, mechanical splicing, and fiber testing for telecom carriers and ISPs.
Outside plant construction — trenching, boring, conduit installation, and vault work.
Security systems, access control, fire alarm, and AV installation in commercial buildings.
Structured cabling, Cat5/6/6A, patch panels, and data center infrastructure installs.
Subcontractors working under AT&T, Comcast, Lumen, Frontier, or regional ISP contracts.
DAS systems, distributed antenna networks, and enterprise fiber to the desk.
Fiber-to-the-home and last-mile deployment crews working in residential neighborhoods.
Generic insurance agents don't understand your exposures. Our brokers have deep experience insuring fiber optic, telecom, and construction contractors — which means we know your contracts, your risks, and the coverage gaps that can leave you exposed.
Our licensed brokers have hands-on experience insuring fiber, telecom, and general contractors. We know the difference between OSP and ISP work, understand ROW requirements, and know exactly what coverage your prime contractor or municipality actually requires from you.
Standard contractor policies often exclude underground work, cable damage, or telecom operations. We make sure your policy actually covers your real-world jobs.
Need a COI to start a job tomorrow? We get you insured fast and issue certificates of insurance quickly so you never lose a contract over paperwork.
We work with A-rated carriers that know contractor risks, so your claims actually get paid and your policy holds up under a job contract review.
No complicated paperwork, no agent runaround. We make getting the right coverage fast and straightforward.
Fill out the form with your business info, trade type, and the coverage you need. Takes under 3 minutes.
A licensed specialist reviews your submission and shops multiple A-rated carriers for the best fit and price.
We present you with clear, apples-to-apples coverage options as quickly as possible. No pressure, no games.
Bind your policy, get your certificate of insurance quickly, and get back to pulling cable.
Finally found an agent who actually understands fiber work. They knew exactly what coverage our ISP prime contractor was requiring, and had us set up in less than a day.
My previous policy had a telecom exclusion buried in it and I didn't even know. These guys caught it and got me proper coverage before I lost a major contract over it.
We needed a $3M umbrella to qualify for a municipal FTTH project. They got it done fast and the pricing was better than anything we'd found on our own.
Everything you need to know about getting the right insurance for your fiber optic or network contracting business.
Yes. General liability insurance for fiber optic contractors is typically required by ISPs, municipalities, and prime contractors before you can begin work. It covers third-party bodily injury and property damage that occurs during installation, splicing, or network work — including damage to underground utilities, client property, or injuries to members of the public on or near your jobsite.
The cost of fiber optic contractor insurance varies based on your revenue, number of employees, trade type, and coverage limits. General liability for a small fiber installer typically starts around $1,000–$2,500/year. Adding workers' comp, commercial auto, and an umbrella will increase the total. The best way to get accurate pricing is to submit a quote request — we shop multiple A-rated carriers to find you the most competitive rate.
Low voltage contractors typically need general liability insurance, workers' compensation (if you have employees), commercial auto for work vehicles, and inland marine to cover tools and equipment. If you're working under contract with a commercial GC, school district, or municipality, you may also need an umbrella policy with $2M–$5M in limits and a contractor bond. We specialize in low voltage contractor insurance and can match you with the right coverage for your specific jobs.
Yes, in most states workers' compensation is legally required if you have one or more employees. Workers' comp for fiber optic installers covers medical bills, lost wages, and rehabilitation costs when a crew member is injured on the job — whether working in a trench, on a pole, or in an equipment room. Even in states where it's not legally required, most ISP and telecom prime contractors will require proof of workers' comp before putting you on a job.
Inland marine insurance for fiber contractors covers your tools and equipment — OTDR testers, fusion splicers, cable reels, conduit pullers, and other specialized gear — while in transit, on a jobsite, or in storage. Standard general liability policies do not cover your own equipment. If a fusion splicer worth $15,000 is stolen from your van or damaged on a jobsite, inland marine insurance pays to repair or replace it.
Yes. ISP subcontractor insurance is one of our specialties. Whether you're working under AT&T, Comcast, Lumen, Frontier, or a regional ISP, your prime contractor will require you to carry your own general liability, workers' comp, and often a commercial umbrella policy. We understand the insurance requirements of major telecom carriers and can get you a certificate of insurance (COI) that meets their specific requirements quickly.
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