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Electrical company insurance in Quebec

Do you run an electrical company in Quebec? Electrical work carries a high risk of fire and electrocution: a faulty connection can cause a major loss months after the work. Responsibility for completed work is therefore essential. Assur360 is an independent comparator that puts you in touch with AMF-certified partner firms. The brokers of our partner firms compare more than 9 insurers specializing in commercial insurance to find the right coverage for your business, at the best price and at no cost.

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Essential Coverages for Your Electrical Business

Fire liability and completed work

An improperly installed hookup or panel can cause a fire long after you’ve left. This warranty covers damage caused by a defect in your completed work.

Technical errors and omissions

Covers the consequences of an error in the design or calculation of electrical load that has caused a financial loss to the customer.

General liability $2 million to $5 million

Covers bodily injury or property damage that your business may cause to a customer or third party during the work. This is the basic protection required by most clients.

Tools and Equipment

Theft, breakage or loss of your tools and equipment, on the jobsite, in the shop or in the vehicle.

Property and materials on site

Materials supplied and work being installed before final acceptance by the customer.

Vehicles and commercial fleet

Company trucks, vans and trailers, with coverage of the equipment being transported.

Risks specific to the profession of electrician

Risk profile of the profession

Electrical work carries a high risk of fire and electrocution: a faulty connection can cause a major loss months after the work. Responsibility for completed work is therefore essential.

Compliance and licensing

Most construction work in Quebec requires a license from the Régie du bâtiment (RBQ). The licence attests to your competence; Insurance protects your finances in the event of damage. Your customers will demand proof of both.

One comprehensive policy

Most businesses like yours bundle liability, tools, equipment, vehicles and property into a single comprehensive commercial policy — often better and simpler than separate policies.

Frequently asked questions

Am I responsible if an electrical fire occurs after my work?
Yes, you can be held liable if the fire is the result of an installation defect, even several months later. Completed work liability coverage is designed specifically for these claims.
Are the RBQ license and the CMEQ linked to my insurance?
The electrical contractor’s license (CMEQ/RBQ) and liability insurance are two separate but complementary requirements. Most clients require proof of both before a contract is awarded.
How much does insurance cost for an electrical company in Quebec?
The premium varies depending on your sales, the number of employees, your specific activities, your claims history and the limits chosen. As an indication, the civil liability of a small contractor is often between $500 and $1,800 per year, but the exact premium is established after analyzing your file. Comparing several insurers remains the best way to get a fair price.
What insurance is needed for an electrician in Quebec?
The law does not impose civil liability on all companies, but your clients, clients and the Régie du bâtiment almost always require it. If you have employees, registration with the CNESST is mandatory.
Does my home insurance cover my business if I’m self-employed?
No. A home insurance policy excludes commercial activities. You need separate business insurance to cover your liability, tools, and professional equipment.
Am I covered if one of my employees is injured on a construction site?
Employees’ occupational injuries are covered by the CNESST’s public plan, to which you must contribute. Instead, your business insurance covers your liability to third parties as well as your property.
Are my tools covered if they are stolen from my truck?
Yes, with the Tools and Equipment endorsement, your tools are covered against theft and breakage, including off-site and in your vehicle. Check the applicable limit and deductible.

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