10/06/2026
Look what happened to one of our roofing clients in Florida.
Everything looked fine until one of the guys on the crew got hurt. That’s when they found out the coverage they thought was in place wasn’t as solid as they believed.
What looked like a routine project suddenly became a much bigger problem: medical exposure, legal questions, paperwork, and the possibility of a six-figure loss landing directly on the business.
That’s the dangerous part. Most contractors don’t discover the gap when they’re reviewing paperwork. They discover it after someone falls.
Before your next crew steps onto a roof, make sure you actually know who’s covered, who isn’t, and where the liability could come back to you.
Think your crew is fully covered? Don’t assume it.
Comment “ROOF” 👇 and we’ll send you our 5-Minute Roofing Crew Risk Check, a quick checklist to help you spot uninsured workers, certificate gaps, and coverage blind spots before the next person steps on a roof.