Skyles Insurance Agency

Skyles Insurance Agency, the prominent California based insurance broker for contractors in California, continues to enjoy a high level of success providing contractors insurance to construction companies across the state.

"Our mission is to provide our clients the lowest possible prices without compromising on service," said a spokesperson. "We match clients up with an insurance company best suited to meet their specific needs." Read full press release

The EPA has released this enforcement alert article regarding lead paint requirements
August 15th, 2011

Contractor's who perform work around lead based paint have increased liability risks including pollution and legal fines. The standard General Liability policy excludes pollution coverage and also risks related to lead based paint.

We have pollution coverage available to help minimize these risks. Give us a call and let us give you a quote and explain the coverage available.

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Skyles Employees Donate Christmas Party to Charity
November 5th, 2009

Skyles Insurance Agency employees this year voted to donate their annual Christmas Party fund to local food banks.

Agency President Chris Matthews commented:

Everybody at Skyles Insurance understands the impact of the recent economic conditions. We feel strongly that there are so many in need and hope that our contribution can make a difference.

Skyles Insurance partners with "Give Something Back" office supplier.
November 5th, 2009

Skyles Insurance Agency has partnered with the office supplier, Give Something Back

Agency President Chris Matthews commented:

Give Something Back offers us a chance to support local community charities and embrace green office supplies. Our partnership with them reflects our ongoing philosophy that businesses should be an asset to their communities.

Lincoln General/Arrowhead discontinue their Specialty Contractors General Liability Program
January 1st, 2008

Lincoln General Insurance Company and Arrowhead General Insurance Agency, Inc. have jointly decided to discontinue the Specialty Contractors General Liability Program.

While this decision does not modify or reduce the specific coverage that you purchased with your existing policy, it does, however, eliminate the possibility of renewing your General Liability insurance through Lincoln General.

While it is always unfortunate to be forced into change, rest assured that Skyles Insurance Agency has access to many alternative A-rated insurance companies. When it comes time for your policy to renew, we will review your insurance goals and your current business position and we will guide you into an insurance program that meets your needs.

Discussing Company Downgrade
January 1st, 2008

Lincoln General Carrier Discusses Company Downgrade to B+ Rating.

SIA Signs Agreement With FirstComp
October 18th, 2007

Skyles Insurance Agency Secures New Workers' Comp Products.

License Bond Increase
January 1st, 2007

Contractors license bonds increase to $12,500. Unlike three years earlier when license bonds were raised to $10,000, Bonds of Qualifying Individual were raised this time as well, also to $12,500. CSIA bonds with Surety Company of the Pacific are automatically raised to the new amount at no charge.

Roofing (C-39) Requirements
January 1st, 2007

All licenses with a Roofing (C-39) classification are required to have a valid Certification of Workers' Compensation Insurance regardless of whether or not they have employees.

Contractors License Bond Increase
June 1st, 2007

Pursuant to legislation passed in 2003, the required amount of a contractor's bond will increase from $10,000 to $12,500 on January 1, 2007. Under the same legislation, the bond amount for bonds of qualifying individual will increase from $7,500 to $12,500.

Governor Schwarzenegger Signs AB 881
May 26th, 2006

Governer Schwarzenegger signs AB 881, requiring all licenses with a Roofing (C-39) classification to have a valid Certification of Workers' Compensation Insurance regardless of whether or not they have employees. The new law comes into effect 1/1/2007.

Deadline For Take/Pass Exam
January 1st, 2006

Deadline for employees of Electrical (C-10) contractors to take and pass the general electrician and fire/life safety technician exam.

New Home Improvement Contract Requirements Take Effect
January 1st, 2006

New home improvement contract requirements take effect. The changes are designed to make contracts more informative to consumers, and easier for both the contractor and consumer to understand. Please see the CSLB website for further details.

New Contracts Take Effect
January 1st, 2006

New service and repair contract provisions take effect. When the contract amount is $750 or less and the buyer initiates contact, the consumer's right to cancel ends when work begins.

CSLB No Longer Offers HIC
January 1st, 2004

The CSLB's Home Improvement Certification (HIC) Program and its requirements ends pursuant to the legislation that created it. Therefore, the CSLB no longer offers the certification, and contractors do not need it to enter into home improvement contracts.

License Bond Raised
January 1st, 2004

Contractors License Bonds are raised to $10,000. Bonds of Qualifying Individual remain at $7,500.




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