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Arizona's unique desert environment presents special challenges for plumbers. From hard water issues to aging infrastructure, your customers depend on you for critical plumbing services. That's why you need insurance that understands the Arizona plumbing industry.
Water damage is the #1 claim for plumbers. We ensure you're properly covered.
Arizona's mineral-rich water leads to more repairs and potential liability.
Arizona's booming construction means more opportunities—and more liability.
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Comprehensive protection designed specifically for Arizona plumbing contractors and their unique risks.
Essential protection for plumbers against third-party claims for property damage, especially water damage from plumbing work.
Required coverage for Arizona plumbing contractors with employees. Protects against work-related injuries and illnesses.
Protect your plumbing service vehicles, pipe trailers, and equipment in transit throughout Arizona.
Covers claims arising from faulty workmanship, code violations, or system failures after installation.
Specialized coverage for expensive plumbing tools including pipe cutters, inspection cameras, and jetters.
Protects your plumbing equipment and materials while being transported to job sites across Arizona.
From Phoenix to Flagstaff, we provide coverage wherever you work in Arizona.
Yes. Arizona requires plumbing contractors to hold an ROC (Registrar of Contractors) license, which mandates general liability insurance. Additionally, workers' compensation is required if you have employees. Most commercial and residential clients also require proof of insurance.
Plumber insurance in Arizona typically costs $1,200-$4,000 annually for general liability, depending on your revenue, number of employees, and coverage limits. Water damage claims can be expensive, so adequate coverage is essential.
Yes, your general liability insurance covers water damage caused to a client's property during your work. This is one of the most common claims for plumbers, which is why adequate limits are important.
Workers' compensation insurance covers medical expenses, lost wages, and rehabilitation for employees injured on the job. This is required in Arizona if you have any employees.
Yes, the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) requires proof of general liability insurance to obtain and maintain your plumbing contractor license.
Don't let one water damage claim put your business at risk. Get comprehensive plumber insurance and focus on keeping Arizona's pipes flowing.