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Tools & equipment (inland marine) for electricians
Published 2026-06-05 · Updated 2026-06-11 · by Brokly
Inland-marine coverage for testers, benders, and power tools that live in the van and on job sites.
What it covers for electrical contractors
Inland marine insures movable business property — contractor equipment and property in transit — wherever the work is. For an electrician that means the testers, benders, and power tools riding in the van and sitting on open job sites rather than at a fixed premises. An electrician's tools live in the van and on customer job sites — inland marine is the property line built to follow them.
Sources: Texas Department of Insurance — Commercial property insurance guide (inland marine) (retrieved 2026-06-06) · NAIC — Glossary of Insurance Terms (inland marine) (retrieved 2026-06-06)
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