Contractors Insurance Question [RE-wrenches]

[David Blecker]

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Folks,

We're having a heck of time getting contractors insurance to cover our 
backsides *if* anything goes wrong during an installation and beyond.  The 
agents I've talked to say part of the problem is that we're working in 
multiple states and part of the problem is that we do a lot of work for 
Tribal governments -- high risk the agents say.  While I strongly 
disagree....my opinion doesn't count much when they are making the rules.

Anyway, I'd be grateful to hear what you have done to meet you're insurance 
needs.  Are there national companies who have a good (any?) understanding 
of the RE world?  Who have you had good luck with?

Feel free to respond off-list if appropriate.

Much obliged,

David Blecker, P.E.,  Co-Director
Phone:	608-424-1870
Fax:		608-424-1810
e-mail:	blecker at earthsys.org

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