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Electricians · New Jersey
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Requirements · must clear
CoverageIn New Jerseystate requires

If one of your electricians is hurt on the job.

$2.7k–$11k/yr · typical <5-employee electrical shop

RequiredFrom the first employee

If you crash a van or truck carrying your crew or gear to a job.

Required if you drive$35k/$70k injury · $25k property

Do you drive vehicles for the business?

Some states require this bond to license your work — it guarantees the public, not your business.

Required$1k bond

If someone's hurt or their property's damaged by your work — even wiring that fails after the crew has left.

Not required

If the testers, benders, and power tools on your truck are stolen, lost, or damaged.

Not required

If a client says your design or load calculations were wrong and cost them money.

Not required
Meets the requirement As shown — on a COI or quote; confirm it’s current Below the requirement Not carried Confirm the amount

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