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Most states recognizes more than 60 contractor specialty classifications. Below are the most common contractor trades that require registration, bonding, and liability insurance before performing work in Washington, Oregon & Idaho.
Appliances & Equipment
Asbestos & Lead Abatement
Boiler, Steam Fitting & Process Piping
Central Vacuum Systems
Closet Systems
Construction Cleanup
Doors, Gates & Operators
Drilling, Blasting & Soil Sampling
Elevator
Gutters & Downspouts
House Moving
HVAC / Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Industrial Equipment & Machinery
Institutional Equipment & Fixed Furniture
Lathing & Plastering
Locks, Security Alarms & Warning Systems
Manufactured & Mobile Home Setup
Overhead & Garage Doors
Sandblasting
Sanitation Systems & Side Sewers
Scaffolding & Safety Railings
Service Station Equipment
Signs
Structural Pest Control
Suspended Ceilings & Acoustical Tile
Tanks & Tank Removal
Window Coverings
Water Conditioning Equipment
Well Drilling
Wood, Pellet & Gas Stove Installation
Whether you're a roofer, excavation contractor, concrete contractor, HVAC contractor, electrician, plumber, landscaper, or another Washington specialty contractor, JC Family Insurance can help you obtain the contractor bond, liability insurance, and certificates needed to complete your Washington contractor registration.
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Contractor insurance is not one-size-fits-all. Select your trade below to explore common coverage needs, industry-specific risks, and insurance considerations for the work your business performs.
Contractor insurance is not one-size-fits-all. Select your trade below to explore common coverage needs, industry-specific risks, and insurance considerations for the work your business performs.
Contractor insurance is not one-size-fits-all. Select your trade below to explore common coverage needs, industry-specific risks, and insurance considerations for the work your business performs.
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✔ Liability Insurance
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Contractor registration requires more than simply filing paperwork with the Contractor License Department in your state. Contractors must maintain the required surety bond, carry the required liability insurance, keep registrations current, and ensure business information remains accurate to avoid delays, suspensions, or rejected applications. JC Family Insurance helps contractors throughout the Pacific Northwest obtain contractor bonds, commercial general liability insurance, commercial auto insurance, certificates of insurance, and ongoing policy support so they can stay compliant and keep working.
Contractor registration requires more than simply filing paperwork with the Contractor License Department in your state. Contractors must maintain the required surety bond, carry the required liability insurance, keep registrations current, and ensure business information remains accurate to avoid delays, suspensions, or rejected applications. JC Family Insurance helps contractors throughout the Pacific Northwest obtain contractor bonds, commercial general liability insurance, commercial auto insurance, certificates of insurance, and ongoing policy support so they can stay compliant and keep working.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
The Washington registration fee is currently $150.20 and is valid for two years.
Yes.
Washington requires either a General Contractor Bond or Specialty Contractor Bond depending on your registration.
Two years.
Yes. Washington requires contractors to maintain liability insurance before registration can be approved or renewed.
Washington requires contractors to maintain continuous liability insurance.
Your registration may be suspended if required bond coverage is not maintained.
No.
Working with an expired contractor registration can result in penalties and loss of legal protections.
Yes.
Most contractors can renew through Washington Labor & Industries.
Get contractor insurance, bonds, and certificates from a local team that understands how your business works.