Who you call
General contractors and commercial construction companies. The call is about the jobsite account: liability, comp, and the vehicles and tools that move between sites.
Lines brokers write on these accounts
- General liability
- Workers comp
- Commercial auto
- Inland marine for tools and equipment
- Builders risk
- Umbrella
A contractor adding crews, trucks, or equipment is a better time to ask for the account than a static list of every license in the state. You still underwrite the risk yourself.
How the Construction & General Contractors agent works
You turn on the Construction & General Contractors agent and set the markets: a city, a state, or national coverage. Leads show up in your SalesLeadAgent account with the business name, city, and state. A phone, email, and owner or manager name are included when a contact can be found.
Starter is $399 a month and runs 3 agents. A full month can reach 750+ leads across those agents. A thin market comes in lower. Monthly billing, cancel anytime.
Questions brokers ask
Are these construction leads for lenders or for insurance brokers?
These pages are for commercial insurance brokers. The lead is a construction company you can quote. It is not an equipment-finance application.
What lines do brokers write on these contractors?
General liability, workers comp, commercial auto, inland marine, builders risk, and umbrella are the usual fits. The lead does not say which of those the contractor already bought.
Does the lead include subcontractors on the job?
No. You get the contractor the agent found. Additional insureds, subcontractor lists, and certificates are part of your quote, not part of the lead.