How does this relate to the Contractors page?

Contractors is the hub. This page covers plumbing and HVAC-specific exposures such as water-damage completed operations and refrigerant handling without restating the hub's general CGL and tools overview.

Will liability cover a flood from our work?

Some third-party water-damage claims may fall under CGL completed operations subject to exclusions and facts. Workmanship, faulty-work, and pollution-related exclusions can apply. Review the form with a broker.

Do I need pollution coverage for refrigerant?

Sometimes a limited pollution or specialty discussion is appropriate depending on handling and storage. It is not automatic — see Pollution Liability when relevant.

Are boilers we install covered under our trade policy?

Your liability may address certain third-party claims from installation. The customer's equipment breakdown or property policy is usually a separate question for the building owner.

Is coverage guaranteed for every plumbing or HVAC firm?

No. Markets evaluate claims, controls, and operations individually. We approach suitable insurers when available.

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Plumbing and HVAC contractors insurance is for operating mechanical trades — plumbing, heating, cooling, and related service and installation across Windsor-Essex and Ontario — as a child of the Contractors hub, not a rewrite of it. Water-damage completed operations, refrigerant handling, temporary heat, and gas-fitting exposures are among the items underwriters and contract insurance exhibits often review. Available coverage depends on operations and markets; nothing here guarantees placement.

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For Windsor–Essex and Ontario plumbing and HVAC contractors — service companies and project mechanical trades — reviewed through an independent broker. Child page of Contractors; not personal dwelling coverage; not builder's risk for the building under construction.

What's covered

Coverages commonly reviewed for plumbing and HVAC contracting — emphasizing water, mechanical, and refrigerant exposures rather than repeating hub-level CGL/tools copy.

Water escape after installation is a defining mechanical-trade exposure

Failed fittings, frozen lines after temporary heat removal, and condensate issues can generate large property-damage claims. Completed-operations terms, workmanship exclusions, and contractual risk transfer all matter. Describe service vs new-install revenue clearly during underwriting.

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