Explain what your employees do.
Describe the duties your crew performs and where they work. Let us know about office staff, field work, new trades or changing operations so we can gather the appropriate information for a quote.
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Workers’ compensation provides benefits for employees with work-related injuries or illnesses. California employers generally must provide workers’ compensation coverage, and certain contractor requirements can apply even without employees. Discuss your business structure and trade with the agency rather than assuming a requirement or exemption applies.
Describe the duties your crew performs and where they work. Let us know about office staff, field work, new trades or changing operations so we can gather the appropriate information for a quote.
Have payroll estimates and your current policy ready if available. If you have an experience modification or prior loss information, include that in your discussion with the agency.
Hiring a first employee, adding a crew or expanding operations is a useful time to review your insurance needs. Contact us before the change so we can discuss available options and next steps.
You do not need every detail to get started. Tell us what you know, and we’ll explain what else is needed. Keep sensitive records and application documents out of the website inquiry form; contact us to arrange an appropriate way to share them.
Requirements depend on your circumstances and trade. Share your business details and contractor license information so we can discuss the request; do not assume no employees means no coverage requirement.
No. Coverage must be confirmed through the agency and carrier. An inquiry does not bind, change or cancel insurance.
Kevin and Riley can help you explore options through multiple insurance markets. Start a quote conversation or call (805) 870-5201.
For general consumer information, visit the California Department of Insurance guide. Updated October 28, 2026.
Information is general and does not amend any policy. Availability and eligibility vary by carrier, property, operations and underwriting. Coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions and exclusions and is not effective until confirmed.