NAICS 238140 • Construction & Trades • Texas-Only

Texas Masonry, Brick, Stone & Stucco Contractors Insurance

Underwriting brief for Texas masonry contractors (807 active Texas establishments across 50 counties). We compare 30+ TDI-admitted and specialty commercial carriers for masonry & stucco with fast Certificate of Insurance (COI) turnaround.

2022 US Census County Business Patterns (Texas)

Texas Masonry & Stucco Market Footprint

Texas Establishments
807
Active employer locations in 50 TX counties
Texas Workforce
11,019
Avg 13.7 employees per location • $595.5M annual payroll
Small Firms (<20 Staff)
77.4%
Eligible for BOP & small-commercial package pricing
NAICS / NCCI Anchor
238140
Primary NCCI/ISO underwriting classification
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Classification & Compliance Specs

NAICS Code
238140 — Masonry Contractors
NCCI Workers' Comp Codes
5022 (Masonry NOC), 5480 (Plastering/Stucco)
ISO GL / Coverage Form
97447 (Masonry), 98449 (Plastering or Stucco Work)
Texas Regulator / Spec
Texas Moisture-Barrier & EIFS/Stucco Underwriting Standards

Texas masonry and stucco subcontractors face strict EIFS (Synthetic Stucco) exclusions and residential moisture-intrusion underwriting—clean policy wording is essential.

Top Texas Markets (2022 Census CBP)

Where Masonry & Stucco Cluster in Texas

  • Harris: 118 firms (14.6% of TX) • 2,396 employees
  • Dallas: 99 firms (12.3% of TX) • 1,538 employees
  • Tarrant: 81 firms (10.0% of TX) • 1,196 employees

Primary Loss Exposures

  • Improper flashing/weep-screed stucco installations causing hidden wall-sheathing rot.
  • Scaffolding collapses, falling CMU block, and silica-dust respiratory claims.
  • Theft of telehandlers, mortar mixers, and stone saws from Texas subdivision lots.

Key Endorsements We Verify

  • Verification of Hardcoat Stucco coverage (avoiding broad 'EIFS/Exterior Finish' exclusions)
  • Inland Marine Contractors Equipment Floater for telehandlers, skid steers, and scaffolding
  • Blanket Additional Insured & Primary/Non-Contributory for commercial and custom-home GCs
Texas Underwriting Answers

Masonry & Stucco Insurance FAQs

Why do so many Texas masonry GL policies have an 'EIFS Exclusion'?

Synthetic stucco (EIFS) moisture lawsuits in the 1990s–2000s led carriers to exclude EIFS—if you apply traditional 3-coat hardcoat stucco, we verify your policy doesn't accidentally exclude all stucco.

Are rented telehandlers and mast-climber scaffolds covered under GL?

No—rented heavy lifts need an Inland Marine Leased/Rented Equipment Floater.

Do stone masons building retaining walls need XCU underground coverage?

Yes, if excavating footings near utility lines.

How are 1099 masonry crews audited in Texas?

Uninsured 1099 bricklayers are charged at full subcontractor/employee rates at audit unless you collect valid COIs.

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