Reduce risk when subcontractors are on your job.

MySubsIns helps general contractors and hiring parties place coverage that fits real-world subcontracting, so you spend less time chasing certificates and more time building.

Firefighters battle a building fire at night

When a jobsite incident escalates, weak or missing subcontractor limits can leave your program carrying the story.

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Why subcontractor insurance matters

  • Transfers risk away from your GL when subs carry the right limits.
  • Keeps owners and lenders satisfied with documented coverage.
  • Avoids job delays from last-minute COI gaps or expired policies.
1

Pain you feel today

Subs show up underinsured, named-insured requirements change mid-job, and renewals slip through leaving your project exposed.

2

Clearer risk transfer

Align subcontractor coverage with your contract and job profile so expectations are explicit before work starts.

3

Operational peace of mind

Fewer fire drills, fewer hold tags from compliance teams, and a smoother handoff to your risk and legal partners.

Subcontracting risk is not theoretical

Underinsured subs, lapsed policies, and paperwork that looked “fine” in preconstruction can all surface after a serious loss. MySubsIns exists so your requirements, renewals, and documentation keep pace with how the job actually gets built, not just how it looked on day one.

Aerial view of a burning building with smoke

When a loss dominates the story, stakeholders re-read every tier of coverage—subcontractor limits and endorsements need to match real exposures, not just what looked fine on day one.

Photo by Tom Fisk

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