Phil Bowles

In today’s competitive construction landscape, having excavation insurance isn’t just about protecting your business--it’s about positioning for growth. As we move into 2026, more general contractors and project owners are tightening their insurance requirements. If your excavation company wants to win larger, higher-value contracts, your insurance program can either open doors or close them. 1. Meet or Exceed Certificate Requirements Larger projects often demand higher general liability...

As October rolls in and daylight hours grow shorter, excavation contractors face an increased risk of jobsite theft and vandalism. With less light and more opportunity for after-hours activity, construction sites become prime targets for stolen equipment, tools, and materials. For excavation businesses, these types of losses aren’t just inconvenient — they’re expensive and can delay projects. Here's how to stay ahead of the risk and make sure your business is protected both physically and...

Excavation contractors are used to hazardous conditions. From cave-ins to equipment theft, the exposures are substantial, but the right...