CCIS Blog

California requires businesses, including licensed contractors, to carry Workers’ Compensation insurance. Even if you’re a sole proprietor with no workers, your clients may ask to see proof of insurance. With CCIS, you can meet state requirements and land more jobs. Following is an overview of our Ghost policy and Workers’ Comp solution for paper general contractors (GCs): What is a Ghost Policy? A Ghost Policy is a special type of Workers’ Compensation insuran Continue Reading...

At CCIS, we specialize in providing a comprehensive range of bonds and insurance products tailored to meet the unique needs of contractors in California. Following is an overview of what we offer to help meet your licensing and other bond requirements and protect your construction business from potential losses. Surety Bonds Contractor License Bonds: In California, contractors must secure a $25,000 Contractor License Bond as a prerequisite for obtaining or maintaining a valid licen Continue Reading...

As we approach year-end, we look at what lies ahead in the construction industry. The following are several trends the industry is discussing. Virtual Design and Visualization, BIM Technology is at the forefront of the industry, which is increasingly adopting everything from virtual design and visualization to building information modeling (BIM). Virtual design and visualization involve using virtual environments to engineer and visualize the construction of structures before they&rsq Continue Reading...

Influencer marketing is not just for the fashion, beauty, and lifestyle industries. It’s also an innovative way to promote a construction firm’s services and completed work. Influencer marketing in construction involves contractors, builders, architects, and engineers who have built a significant social media presence sharing their expertise, projects, or product recommendations. These influencers can effectively promote construction projects, products, and services to followers w Continue Reading...

Residential Construction The residential construction market is poised for growth heading into 2025, at an increased rate of 3.4%. According to Statista, the demand for new home builds is driven by population growth, urbanization, and changing demographics. In addition, various government incentives, including affordable housing programs and tax incentives, continue to support residential construction. Remodeling and Renovations In projections from the Congressional Budget Off Continue Reading...