Source: CNA — Construction Industry
CNA: General Contractors Insurance Appetite
CNA writes general contractors competitively but does not have the deep construction specialty that Travelers offers. They are a good second-quote option for mid-market GCs and can be a strong alternative when Travelers' pricing is not competitive. Pair with Travelers for large or complex construction accounts.
Available Lines
| Line of Business |
|---|
| General Liability |
| Workers' Compensation |
| Commercial Auto |
| Inland Marine |
| Umbrella/Excess |
Premium Range
$8,000-$50,000
Typical annual premium
Target States
All 50 states
Key Features
- GL program with competitive rates for mid-size general contractors
- Inland marine and installation floater coverage for equipment and materials
- Workers' comp with pay-as-you-go billing for project-based staffing
- Umbrella capacity up to $25M on a supported basis
Limitations
- Residential tract home builders may face class code restrictions
- No wrap-up or OCIP programs — refer to Travelers or Zurich for those
- Contractors with primarily sub-contracted labor need strong subcontractor management documentation
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