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Private reinsurance for construction.
Between the deductibles, the exclusions, and the risks few commercial carriers will quote (subcontractor default, hourly-wage disputes, performance standards, loss of a key contract), a contractor self-insures more than most owners realize. The Latitude Plan turns that retained risk into real policies issued by a licensed carrier and reinsured to a reinsurance company you own, with premiums recommended by an independent actuary against your actual exposure and set by the carrier.
The risk profile
Underinsured and uninsured risks we see in this vertical
- Administrative actions
- Business interruption
- Contractual liability
- Construction defect
- Directors & officers liability
- Employment practices liability
- Wage & hour violations
- Legal expense reimbursement
- Loss of a key customer or contract
- Performance standards
- Product / service rework
- Regulatory changes
- Reputational risk
- Subcontractor default
Policies are priced by the carrier against an independent licensed actuary’s formal assessment of your underinsured and uninsured risks. Treat this list as a starting point.
The brief
A working example: a Missouri commercial contractor grossing $15M annually expenses roughly $1.5M per year in premium (about 10% of topline) across thirteen risk lines, with per-occurrence limits up to $3M on loss of a key customer or contract.
Exposure is retained in the contractor's own surplus, where, net of claims, underwriting profit and investment income could compound over time.
Book a Call
One hour to find out what construction premiums could be building for you.
A one-hour presentation of The Latitude Plan, then your questions. Your CPA or attorney is welcome on the line.