If you asked a stakeholder for their perspective on infrastructure work and the utilities industry, they might say the last few years have been challenging — but there’s a sense… [Read More]
How Infrastructure Growth Will Impact Utility Contractors in 2026
3 Insurance Coverage Strategies for Utility Contractors
Protecting your employees is vital to keeping your small business running. In this article, we’ll cover how Workers’ Compensation can protect your business and employees when an accident occurs…
Fall Storm Preparation: Helping Brokers Position Utility Risk Management Solutions
For many industries, the spring and summer are considered the “busy season.” Landscapers, lawn care workers, pool maintenance crews, and several other contractors find themselves booked when the weather is… [Read More]
Safety and Coverage Requirements for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
With electrical vehicles becoming more common and accessible to consumer markets, the push for electric charging stations could present a lucrative opportunity for electrical contractors nationwide. Read more in this article…
How to Install Electric Car Charging Stations: Step-By-Step for First Timers
As the electric vehicle industry begins to gain more traction, electric car charging stations will be an important focus of new infrastructure changes across the country. Learn more about the changes affecting this growing sector in this article.
How Seasonal Shifts Impact Risk for Utility Contractors
Source: eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=65264 As weather patterns across the U.S. shift and data-center growth continues its rapid ascent, demand for electricity and other utilities continues to rise. These shifts, along with billions… [Read More]
Utility Contractor License and Insurance Requirements in 2025
Summary: Contracts in 2025 hinge on an active utility contractor license, bonding, verified experience, financials, supervisor credentials, and documented OSHA/811 training. Prequals also expect layered utility contractor insurance with the… [Read More]
Why General Liability Insurance for Utility Contractors Needs a 2025 Update
A recent project in Louisville, Kentucky, says it all. A contractor hit an underground water line, resulting in a flooded home nearby. The digging company insists they followed all protocols,… [Read More]
Utility Work in Summer Heat: How Brokers Can Discuss Injury Prevention Coverage
Without utility workers, our power grids wouldn’t be as reliable. Without utility workers, we wouldn’t be able to count on everyday things like air conditioning, electricity, and stable WiFi. Utility… [Read More]
Why Power Transmission Line Work Gets More Dangerous Every Year
The federal government estimates that overhead lines cause 128 work-related electrocutions every year. This figure is only one slice of the whole risk landscape. Today’s power transmission line work goes… [Read More]
