Industries we serve
Commercial auto and fleet insurance for 50 Texas industries.
Five fleet categories, from contractors and field-service companies to distributors, transportation, and industrial operations.
01 · 12 industries
Construction & Contracting Fleets
Contractor pickups, service trucks, utility bodies, equipment transport, and commercial vans.
- General ContractorsSuperintendent trucks, crew pickups, and equipment trailers across multiple job sites.
- Electrical ContractorsService vans, utility-body trucks, and bucket or boom units.
- Plumbing ContractorsService vans, new-construction crews, and jetter or excavation units.
- HVAC & Mechanical ContractorsService vans, install crews, and box or crane trucks for equipment.
- Roofing ContractorsCrew trucks, material trailers, and dump trailers for tear-offs.
- Concrete ContractorsPickups, flatbeds, pump or mixer support units, and equipment trailers.
- Excavation & Site Preparation ContractorsDump trucks, lowboys, and trucks hauling heavy equipment.
- Road Construction & Paving ContractorsDump trucks, equipment haulers, and crew vehicles working roadside.
- Utility & Underground ContractorsBoring rigs, vac trucks, utility bodies, and equipment trailers.
- Steel & Metal Fabrication ContractorsFlatbeds and straight trucks delivering and erecting steel.
- Fire Protection & Sprinkler ContractorsService vans and pipe-rack trucks for installation and inspection.
- Commercial Glass & Glazing ContractorsGlass-rack trucks and service vans with specialized racks.
02 · 10 industries
Property Maintenance & Field Services
Work vans, service pickups, mobile equipment, and technician fleets.
- Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance CompaniesCrew-cab trucks pulling trailers on daily routes.
- Tree Trimming & Arborist CompaniesChip trucks, bucket trucks, and chipper trailers.
- Irrigation ContractorsService pickups and vans carrying parts and trenching equipment.
- Pool Construction & Service CompaniesRoute trucks with chemicals and equipment, plus construction crews.
- Pest Control CompaniesRoute vehicles carrying treatment equipment and materials.
- Commercial Janitorial & Cleaning CompaniesVans and pickups moving crews and equipment between client sites.
- Water, Fire & Storm Damage Restoration CompaniesBox trucks and vans with drying and extraction equipment, often after hours.
- Commercial Building Maintenance CompaniesTechnician vans and pickups covering many client properties.
- Security Patrol CompaniesMarked patrol vehicles driven around the clock.
- Telecommunications & Fiber Optic ContractorsBucket trucks, splicing vans, and boring equipment.
03 · 10 industries
Wholesale & Distribution Companies
Delivery vans, box trucks, refrigerated vehicles, and mixed commercial fleets.
- Building Materials DistributorsFlatbeds, boom trucks, and box trucks delivering to job sites.
- Electrical Supply DistributorsBox trucks and vans on contractor delivery routes.
- Plumbing Supply DistributorsBox trucks and flatbeds delivering pipe and fixtures.
- HVAC & Refrigeration Equipment DistributorsBox and liftgate trucks delivering equipment.
- Foodservice & Restaurant Supply DistributorsRefrigerated and dry box trucks on daily routes.
- Beverage DistributorsRoute trucks and bay trucks with frequent stops.
- Automotive Parts DistributorsSmall delivery vehicles on high-frequency local routes.
- Industrial Supply DistributorsBox trucks and flatbeds serving plants and job sites.
- Medical Equipment & Supply DistributorsVans and box trucks delivering to facilities and homes.
- Agricultural Equipment & Supply DistributorsFlatbeds and equipment haulers serving rural routes.
04 · 10 industries
Transportation & Logistics
Commercial trucks, delivery fleets, freight vehicles, and specialty transportation.
- Local & Regional Freight CarriersStraight trucks and tractors running regional freight.
- Box Truck Delivery CompaniesBox trucks delivering for shippers and retailers.
- Last-Mile Delivery ContractorsCargo vans and step vans on dense delivery routes.
- Refrigerated Trucking CompaniesReefer trucks and trailers hauling temperature-controlled freight.
- Flatbed & Equipment Hauling CompaniesFlatbeds, step decks, and lowboys moving equipment and materials.
- Dump Truck & Aggregate Hauling CompaniesDump trucks hauling sand, gravel, and aggregate.
- Port Drayage & Container Transportation CompaniesTractors moving containers between ports, rail, and warehouses.
- Moving & Storage CompaniesBox trucks and tractors moving household and commercial goods.
- Furniture & Appliance Delivery CompaniesBox trucks with two-person delivery and installation crews.
- Towing & Vehicle Recovery CompaniesWreckers, rollbacks, and heavy-duty recovery units.
05 · 8 industries
Industrial, Energy & Specialty Business Fleets
Industrial service trucks, field-service fleets, specialty equipment, and mixed vehicle operations.
- Oilfield Service ContractorsPickups, winch trucks, and service rigs on lease roads and job sites.
- Refinery & Petrochemical Service ContractorsCrew trucks and service units working inside plant gates.
- Mobile Welding & Fabrication CompaniesWelding rigs and service trucks working in the field.
- Construction Equipment Rental & Service CompaniesDelivery trucks, lowboys, and field-service units.
- Waste Collection & Recycling CompaniesRoll-off, front-load, and rear-load trucks on daily routes.
- Commercial Laundry & Linen Service CompaniesBox trucks and vans on scheduled pickup and delivery routes.
- Marine Service & Shipyard ContractorsService trucks and crew vehicles supporting ports and shipyards.
- Non-Emergency Medical Transportation CompaniesWheelchair vans and passenger vehicles transporting patients.
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