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Alberta Concrete and Industrial Insurance

Protecting the foundation of your growing industrial business

Every industry has its own risks and requires specialized protection. At Acera Insurance, we understand your concrete or industrial business has unique needs. Our experienced and professional industrial insurance brokers find you the right coverage for the right price. For decades, we’ve been helping Alberta-based businesses protect themselves and you’ll notice the difference in our hands-on, human-first approach to insurance.

Contact us to get an industrial insurance quote today, either online, by phone, or in-person and start working with the best industrial insurance brokerage in Canada.

Who needs concrete and industrial insurance in Alberta?

Every business requires at least some type of insurance protection. If your company manufactures products or contracts on construction projects, you may require additional coverage. Common professions requiring concrete and industrial insurance in Alberta include, but are not limited to:

Concrete & Construction Trades

  • Concrete contractors (pouring, cutting, forming, finishing)
  • Foundation repair and waterproofing companies
  • Precast concrete manufacturers and installers
  • Cement truck operators / delivery services
  • Asphalt paving contractors
  • Concrete demolition and removal services

Industrial & Heavy Equipment Operations

  • Heavy civil contractors (infrastructure, roads, bridges)
  • Industrial site prep and earthworks companies
  • Crane and hoist service operators
  • Sandblasting and industrial coating firms
  • Structural steel and rebar installation companies
  • Formwork and scaffolding companies

Our concrete and industrial insurance brokers work with you to determine your needs to find you the right protection.

Alberta concrete and industrial insurance coverage to safeguard your development

Industrial insurance will vary depending on your company’s individual needs. For example, if you’re a manufacturer, you’ll have different insurance needs versus if you’re a construction contractor.

Here are some common coverages offered to businesses:

  • Property Damage – This covers physical damage to your company’s assets, such as structures, inventory, products, tools, equipment, furniture, computers and more. Many causes of damage (also known as risks or perils) are covered, however, not everything can be insured against and some require the purchase of add-on coverage.
  • Commercial General Liability – If someone gets hurt or has their property damaged while on your premises, commercial general liability will cover damages as well as legal expenses if you’re sued.
  • Professional Liability – If you provide a professional service or advice, errors and omissions insurance covers you if a client sues you for financial loss as a result of your service or advice or failure to provide it.
  • Product Liability – If a product you sell or manufacture causes injury or property damage, this coverage will provide funds for damages and legal expenses if you’re sued.
  • Cyber Liability Cyber insurance protection helps cover the costs of dealing with and recovering from a cyberattack or a data breach.
  • Crime Coverage – This coverage protects your business from risks such as employee theft, fraud, forgery, counterfeit money, and similar crimes.
  • Equipment Breakdown – This protection helps you repair or replace your equipment if it suffers a mechanical or electrical breakdown. This can apply to a wide variety of equipment.
  • Business Interruption – If your business is forced to shut its doors temporarily due to a mandatory evacuation or an insured loss, this coverage provides funds to help you cover costs such as utilities or payroll. Some also provide means for temporary relocation.
  • Commercial Auto – If you have company vehicles, you’ll need a commercial vehicle policy. At a minimum, this includes the coverage that is legally required. In Alberta, this includes third party liability, accident benefits and direct compensation property damage. This mandatory auto insurance can cover property damage and injury claims if one of your vehicles is involved in an accident. Your business may also want to opt for collision and comprehensive coverage as well to fully protect your assets.
  • Group Benefits – As a full-service brokerage, we offer group benefits packages that can include extended health benefits as well as life, critical illness and disability insurance.

Why choose us for your Alberta industrial insurance?

Our dedicated industrial insurance team in Alberta is here to build your customized policy and provide hands-on claims support.

Specialized Expertise

Acera Insurance advisors have decades of experience with all types of industrial projects and specialized expertise in the intricacies of construction contracts.

Deeply Connected

Our team holds active memberships in many industrial and construction associations throughout Alberta and Canada. This keeps us informed on industry trends and the complexity of timelines and contracts.

Claims Support

In the event of a claim, our in-house team will guide you through every step of the process and advocate for you to settle the claim as fairly, quickly and efficiently as possible.

Top Alberta industrial insurance: Learn how to get the best rates and coverage

Acera Insurance delivers top industrial insurance solutions in Alberta by working independently with a broad network of leading insurers. This means you get competitive rates, more coverage options, and expert advice from brokers who understand the complex risks faced by industrial operations. We help you choose the right protection—tailored to your equipment, property, and liability needs.

How much does industrial insurance cost in Alberta?

In Aberta, the price of industrial insurance will depend on a number of factors, including:

  • Your industry. Higher-risk sectors (e.g. concrete, demolition, manufacturing) typically face higher premiums than lower-risk ones (e.g. warehousing or logistics coordination).
  • Where you operate. Urban versus. rural, proximity to high-traffic areas, and even regional claims trends can impact pricing for your industrial insurance.
  • What you do (your operations). Specific services or processes carry different levels of risk. This is especially the case for those involving heavy equipment, hazardous materials, or high heat.
  • The number of employees. Having a larger workforce typically means higher liability exposure and more coverage for workers’ compensation.
  • Replacement cost of your property and equipment. Higher-value buildings, machinery, and vehicles increase property insurance costs.
  • Risk mitigation measures. Businesses with company safety training programs, formal risk management, or up-to-date equipment can potential qualify for better rates.
  • Insurance and claims history. Frequent or large claims in the past can often raise your premiums. A clean, claims-free history usually leads to lower rates.
  • Coverage limits & deductibles. Higher coverage limits or lower deductibles usually result in higher premiums.
  • Policy bundling & customization. Bundling multiple policies (property, liability, equipment) with one insurer can often reduce overall costs.
  • Subcontractor usage. If you rely heavily on subcontractors, insurers may consider the added liability depending on how you manage contracts and oversight.
  • Regulatory or contractual requirements. Industries requiring specific coverages (like environmental liability or bonding) may have higher premiums due to specialized risks.
  • Revenue size. Your annual gross revenue can affect liability coverage limits and the overall exposure calculation.

An insurance broker is your best bet for getting an affordable policy because we have access to different industrial insurance companies.

How to get competitive concrete and industrial insurance quotes in Alberta

You can request a concrete or industrial insurance quote online, by phone, or in-person at one of our offices. The more details provided, the more accurate your quote will be. Our brokers will likely reach out to get more information about your business in order to determine your individual risks and insurance needs.

Next, we’ll take care of the research and price shopping for you. We work with a large number of industrial insurance companies in order to give you a choice with your coverage and offer truly competitive industrial insurance quotes.

Once we have a few quotes, we’ll review your options with you. We aim to provide the best coverage for the best price, and we’ll make recommendations based on this principle.

As a leading independent industrial insurance brokerage, we work for you, not an insurance company. We strive to provide exceptional customer service through a hands-on, human-first approach. Our experienced, professional brokers can do the following for you:

  • Determine your insurance needs
  • Deliver competitive industrial insurance quotes
  • Advocate on your behalf in a claim
  • Provide risk management and insurance advice
  • Answer any insurance-related questions

We’ve been serving Albertans and local businesses for over 60 years. Request an industrial insurance quote today and experience the difference for yourself.

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