NAICS 238350 • Construction & Trades • Texas-Only

Texas Framing, Trim & Finish Carpentry Insurance

Underwriting brief for Texas finish carpentry contractors (1,314 active Texas establishments across 73 counties). We compare 30+ TDI-admitted and specialty commercial carriers for framing & carpentry with fast Certificate of Insurance (COI) turnaround.

2022 US Census County Business Patterns (Texas)

Texas Framing & Carpentry Market Footprint

Texas Establishments
1,314
Active employer locations in 73 TX counties
Texas Workforce
10,010
Avg 7.6 employees per location • $586.4M annual payroll
Small Firms (<20 Staff)
84.9%
Eligible for BOP & small-commercial package pricing
NAICS / NCCI Anchor
238350
Primary NCCI/ISO underwriting classification
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Texas Regulatory & Rating Matrix

Classification & Compliance Specs

NAICS Code
238350 — Finish Carpentry Contractors
NCCI Workers' Comp Codes
5403 (Carpentry NOC), 5437 (Finish Carpentry / Cabinets)
ISO GL / Coverage Form
91340 (Carpentry — Commercial), 91341 (Interior / Trim)
Texas Regulator / Spec
Texas Builder Subcontract COI Standards & OSHA Fall Protection

Texas framing and trim contractors are rated differently by whether work is structural framing vs. interior finish/millwork—accurate ISO class splits prevent overpaying.

Top Texas Markets (2022 Census CBP)

Where Framing & Carpentry Cluster in Texas

  • Harris: 200 firms (15.2% of TX) • 1,967 employees
  • Dallas: 122 firms (9.3% of TX) • 1,608 employees
  • Travis: 88 firms (6.7% of TX) • 722 employees

Primary Loss Exposures

  • Structural framing collapses during Texas spring wind gusts before sheathing is braced.
  • Overnight theft of Festool/Milwaukee saws, compressors, and trailers at new subdivisions.
  • Nail-gun, table-saw, and second-story plate-height fall injuries.

Key Endorsements We Verify

  • Accurate class split between Structural Framing (91342) and Interior Finish Carpentry (91341)
  • Inland Marine Tools & Enclosed Trailer Contents Floater (no unattended-vehicle gap)
  • Removal of Residential / Tract-Home unit caps for Texas subdivision subs
Texas Underwriting Answers

Framing & Carpentry Insurance FAQs

Why is Finish/Trim Carpentry cheaper to insure than Structural Framing?

Interior trim carpenters (cabinets, doors, baseboards) don't work on second-story roof trusses or structural load-bearing walls, earning a significantly lower GL and WC rate.

Does GL cover my crew's tools if our jobsite trailer is broken into?

No—tools and equipment require an Inland Marine Tools Floater.

Why did a production builder reject my GL certificate?

Many budget GL policies contain a 'New Residential Construction' or 'Tract Home (>10 units)' exclusion—we place clean builder-approved GL.

What if I also install pre-hung windows and exterior siding?

Disclose siding/window installation upfront so waterproofing/flashing completed-ops claims aren't disputed.

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