KIG provides insurance built for painting contractors — from residential repaint crews to large commercial finishing operations. We understand the risks unique to your trade.
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Painting contractors face property damage, fume exposure, and slip-and-fall risks that generic policies often mishandle. Here's how KIG structures coverage for painters.
Covers third-party bodily injury and property damage — including accidental overspray, paint spills, and slip-and-falls caused by your operations.
Covers your trucks, vans, and trailers used to transport ladders, scaffolding, and equipment to job sites.
Painters work on ladders, scaffolding, and at height — workers' comp is critical and required in most states.
Covers sprayers, compressors, scaffolding, and other equipment from theft or damage on the job site.
Covers claims from color matching errors, poor surface prep, or finish quality disputes that lead to costly redo work.
Extra liability coverage above your primary limits for serious claims — especially on large commercial painting contracts.
Painting contractors are often placed in the same insurance bucket as general contractors and overcharged. KIG understands your specific trade and finds programs priced for painters.
We structure policies around overspray liability, lead paint exposure, and fume-related claims — risks that generic policies often exclude.
Our carrier relationships allow us to price painting contractor insurance competitively without cutting corners on coverage.
Need a certificate of insurance before starting a commercial project? We issue same-day COIs with any required endorsements.
Whether you do interior repaints or large commercial exterior projects, we build the policy around your actual work mix.
Painting carries risks that go beyond the obvious — from overspray damaging neighboring property to lead paint exposure claims years after the job.
Accidental overspray on vehicles, neighboring property, or finished surfaces is one of the most common painting liability claims.
Height-related injuries are a top cause of workers' comp claims in the painting trade.
Work on older buildings can expose workers and residents to lead paint — triggering health and environmental liability claims.
Paint peeling, bubbling, or color inconsistency discovered after project completion can lead to costly redo or legal claims.
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