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Texas Concrete, Foundation & Flatwork Contractors Insurance

Underwriting brief for Texas poured concrete foundation and structure contractors (1,665 active Texas establishments across 77 counties). We compare 30+ TDI-admitted and specialty commercial carriers for concrete contractors with fast Certificate of Insurance (COI) turnaround.

2022 US Census County Business Patterns (Texas)

Texas Concrete Contractors Market Footprint

Texas Establishments
1,665
Active employer locations in 77 TX counties
Texas Workforce
28,997
Avg 17.4 employees per location • $1,826.6M annual payroll
Small Firms (<20 Staff)
77.6%
Eligible for BOP & small-commercial package pricing
NAICS / NCCI Anchor
238110
Primary NCCI/ISO underwriting classification
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Classification & Compliance Specs

NAICS Code
238110 — Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors
NCCI Workers' Comp Codes
5213 (Concrete Construction NOC), 5221 (Concrete Flatwork/Sidewalks)
ISO GL / Coverage Form
91560 (Concrete Construction), 91551 (Driveways/Parking Areas)
Texas Regulator / Spec
Texas Expansive Clay Soil Standards & Municipal Curb-Cut Permits

Texas expansive clay soils (Blackland Prairie, Gulf Coast) drive strict post-tension slab engineering and XCU underground utility clearances via Texas811.

Top Texas Markets (2022 Census CBP)

Where Concrete Contractors Cluster in Texas

  • Harris: 210 firms (12.6% of TX) • 6,401 employees
  • Tarrant: 156 firms (9.4% of TX) • 2,342 employees
  • Dallas: 149 firms (8.9% of TX) • 4,173 employees

Primary Loss Exposures

  • Foundation cracking, improper PSI pours, and expansive clay heave disputes.
  • Auger rigs striking buried gas or fiber-optic lines during pier-and-beam or drilled-shaft work.
  • Heavy dump truck, concrete pump, and trailer hauling accidents on Texas highways.

Key Endorsements We Verify

  • XCU (Explosion, Collapse, Underground) endorsement for pier drilling and grade beams
  • Inland Marine Contractors Equipment Floater for laser screeds, skid steers, and forms
  • Commercial Auto Trailer Interchange & Heavy Fleet (26,001+ lbs) filing
Texas Underwriting Answers

Concrete Contractors Insurance FAQs

Does Concrete GL cover a slab that cracks from Texas clay soil movement?

GL does not pay to re-pour defective concrete ('your work'), though it defends third-party claims if faulty foundation work damages framing or finishes above it.

Are concrete pump trucks covered under Commercial Auto or Inland Marine?

Truck-mounted concrete pumps require Commercial Auto for road liability while stationary boom/pump equipment is often scheduled on Inland Marine.

Why is XCU coverage critical for Texas foundation contractors?

Pier drilling and trenching carry high risk of hitting buried gas or fiber lines; XCU ensures underground property damage isn't excluded.

What minimum Auto limit do heavy concrete trucks need in Texas?

Trucks >26,000 lbs GVW in Texas intrastate commerce require at least $500,000 CSL ($750,000+ for interstate), and GCs usually require $1,000,000 CSL.

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