Construction coverage review

Contracts, subcontractors, and the forms that pay claims.

Discuss construction insurance, contracts, subcontractor exposures, claims concerns, and renewal strategy with Tyler L. Gaynes, a commercial insurance broker for Georgia and the Southeast.

Contracts

Indemnity and insurance clauses

Subcontractors

What transfers, and what does not

Renewal

What to decide, and when

Tyler L. Gaynes

Tyler L. Gaynes

Partner, Snellings Walters · Georgia and the Southeast

Request a construction review

Name, company and one way to reach you. Everything else is optional.

Role

Email, phone, or both. At least one is required.

What to review

Choose any that apply.

Contracts, a subcontract form or a policy, if you want to share them. Up to 5 PDFs, 20 MB each. Files are sent to the firm’s intake by email and are not kept on this site. Do not include personal information such as Social Security numbers or employee names.

No upload or broker change needed for the first conversation.

Who it is for

Established Georgia construction companies

Owners, presidents, CFOs and controllers of established construction companies in Georgia and the Southeast. General contractors, subcontractors and owners who sign contracts, hire subcontractors and carry the insurance decisions that come with them.

What the discussion covers

Five areas where contracts and policies meet

  1. 01

    Subcontractor insurance and contractual risk transfer

    Whether the insurance you require from subcontractors lines up with the indemnity and additional insured language in your contracts.

  2. 02

    Exclusions and limitations

    The exclusions and endorsements on your own policies that change how a claim is handled.

  3. 03

    Completed operations

    How coverage for finished work is written, and what your contracts ask of you after a job closes.

  4. 04

    Commercial auto and excess liability

    How your auto, umbrella and excess layers fit together, and where each limit sits.

  5. 05

    Claims experience and renewal decisions

    What your loss history means going into renewal, and the decisions to make before the renewal date.

After you submit

What happens next

  1. 1

    Your request goes to Tyler directly.

  2. 2

    Tyler follows up by email or phone to set a time to talk.

  3. 3

    The first conversation covers your contracts, subcontractors, claims and renewal timing. No upload or broker change is needed for it.

  4. 4

    If a closer look at documents makes sense after that, Tyler will tell you what to send.

How to request

Request a conversation

Use the form on this page. Name, company and a work email or phone number are enough. Role, renewal month and topics help Tyler prepare.

No upload or broker change is needed for the first conversation.

Request construction review

This page offers general professional perspective and is not legal advice or a representation of coverage for any specific policy or circumstance. Coverage depends on the actual policy language.

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