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Arizona's extreme heat and monsoon storms create unique challenges for roofers. From tile roofs baking in 160°F surface temperatures to emergency repairs after haboobs, you need insurance that understands the Arizona roofing industry.
Roof surfaces exceed 160°F in summer. Heat-related injuries are a real risk.
Roofing has the highest fall risk of any trade. Proper coverage is essential.
Summer storms create emergency demand and increased liability exposure.
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Comprehensive protection designed specifically for Arizona roofing contractors and their high-risk work.
Essential protection for roofers against third-party claims for property damage, water intrusion, and bodily injury from roofing work.
Critical coverage for Arizona roofing contractors. Protects against falls, heat-related illness, and work injuries at elevated heights.
Protect your roofing trucks, material trailers, and equipment in transit throughout Arizona.
Specialized coverage for expensive roofing equipment including nail guns, compressors, and safety gear.
Covers claims arising from faulty installations, design errors, or roof failures after completion.
Protection for materials and work in progress on active roofing projects throughout Arizona.
From Phoenix to Flagstaff, we provide coverage wherever you work in Arizona.
Yes. Arizona requires roofing contractors to hold an ROC (Registrar of Contractors) license, which mandates general liability insurance. Workers' compensation is also required if you have employees. Given the high-risk nature of roofing, adequate coverage is essential.
Roofing contractor insurance in Arizona typically costs $2,500-$8,000 annually for general liability due to the high-risk nature of the work. Workers' comp rates are also higher for roofing. Get a personalized quote for exact pricing.
Roofing is classified as a high-risk trade due to working at heights, weather exposure, and the critical nature of roof failures. Insurance companies charge higher premiums to account for these increased risks.
Yes, 'completed operations' coverage within your general liability policy protects against claims from work you've finished, including leaks discovered after job completion.
Workers' compensation covers heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and other heat-related injuries. This is especially important in Arizona where roof surface temperatures can exceed 160°F in summer.
Don't let one fall or leak claim put your business at risk. Get comprehensive roofing insurance and keep Arizona covered.