Real carrier recommendations from independent insurance agents who have placed workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Colorado.
These carriers are most frequently recommended by agents for placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Colorado.
Real conversations from agents about placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Colorado.
Having a hell of a time placing a WC policy for a roofer in Colorado. All roofing work is subcontracted but they need a policy for office staff.
Having a hell of a time placing a WC policy for a roofer in Colorado. All roofing work is subcontracted but they need a policy for office staff…
Recently licensed in Colorado. NCCI doesn’t operate in that state. How does write workers comp? I tried Next insurance, but they are a no go Guidance? 
Owe anyone have a carrier for Workers Comp on an excavation company in Colorado? Sticking point seems to be that they trench underground over 6ft
Quoting WC in CO. Who are your go to for solar installation (w2)
I am in the works to move from big red to Indy. I am going to move with aggregate group Smart Choice. (At least for now that is the plan) My focus will be general contractors, work comp, artisan and service policies and ghost policies. Of course auto and property insurance but heavily marketing...
Based on agent discussions, carriers frequently mentioned for workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Colorado include NEXT. Availability varies by specific risk details.
Many agents report difficulty placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Colorado. Our database contains 6 discussions specifically about this niche in Colorado, reflecting the ongoing challenges agents face finding willing carriers.
Independent agents in Colorado recommend networking with peers, working with wholesale brokers like RT Specialty or Kinsale, and checking surplus lines markets. Browse the 6 agent discussions below for specific carrier recommendations.