Telluride · Mountain Village · Colorado

Spray Foam Contractor Insurance, built for the high country.

Most policies exclude the isocyanate pollution, snow-load builders risk, and cold-climate exposures that define spray foam in the Colorado mountains. We write coverage that actually does — GL, Workers' Comp, CPL, and high-limit umbrella — for SPF crews working luxury mountain homes at altitude.

15-minute quotes 2-hour claims response Licensed all 50 states Luxury-home high limits
Spray foam insulation crew applying closed-cell foam to a luxury Telluride mountain home with evergreens and snow-capped peaks

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Colorado spray foam contractors insured across the high country

NPN #8608479

Licensed all 50 states

  • Licensed in all 50 states
  • Founded 2005 — 20+ years
  • Cold-climate & altitude experts
  • 15-minute quote turnaround
  • 2-hour claims response
  • Luxury-home high-limit programs
What we insure

Eight lines of coverage, written specifically for spray foam contractors.

A generalist policy leaves isocyanate claims, rig damage, and pollution losses uncovered. We build programs that close those gaps.

General Liability Insurance

Third-party bodily injury and property damage coverage built for spray foam applicators — overspray on luxury mountain homes, jobsite accidents, and the completed-operations claims that surface in the tight, energy-efficient envelopes of high-altitude construction.

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Workers' Compensation

Coverage for isocyanate exposure, cold-weather and slip-on-ice injuries, altitude effects, and rig hazards — the real risks spray foam crews face working timber-frame walls and cold attics in the Colorado high country.

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Essential for SPF

Contractors Pollution Liability

Mandatory for spray foam. Covers claims from off-gassing, VOCs, and isocyanate vapor in the tight, sealed envelopes of cold-climate mountain homes — risks that standard GL excludes and that high-altitude construction makes more likely.

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Commercial Auto Insurance

Coverage for spray foam rigs, box trucks, and service vehicles running mountain passes and snow-covered roads between Telluride, Mountain Village, and jobsites across the Colorado high country.

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Inland Marine / Equipment

Protect your proportioner, hoses, generator, and spray equipment against cold-weather damage, theft, and transit loss on mountain roads — at the yard, in transit, and on remote jobsites.

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Professional Liability (E&O)

Covers claims of faulty installation, improper spec, R-value and cold-climate performance failures, and warranty disputes — the design and installation errors GL won't touch.

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Builder's Risk Insurance

Course-of-construction coverage built for the mountains — fire, theft, snow-load, and wildfire exposure to the luxury structures you're insulating during Colorado's harsh construction windows.

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Umbrella / Excess Liability

Layered limits above your GL, auto, and employers liability — the cushion that protects your business when a large-loss claim on a high-value mountain home would otherwise exhaust your primary coverage.

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Why contractors switch to us

The coverage gaps that cost SPF contractors the most.

Most agents hand a spray foam crew a generic contractor policy and call it done. Then an isocyanate claim hits and the exclusion kicks in. We underwrite the parts of your work everyone else leaves out.

Former contractor on staff

Josh Cotner ran rigs and filed certificates before founding CCA in 2005. He reads your loss runs and knows exactly what a proportioner costs to replace.

CPL for tight, cold-climate homes

Mountain homes are sealed aggressively against the cold, which means isocyanate off-gassing and odor have nowhere to go. Standard GL excludes it; our contractors pollution liability closes the gap that matters most at altitude.

Workers' comp written for cold and altitude

Your crews work in the cold, on ice, and at 8,000+ feet. We write workers' comp with class codes that reflect cold exposure, slip-on-ice, and altitude — not a generic contractor rating that disputes the claims you'll actually file.

Snow-load & wildfire builders risk

Construction in the Colorado high country faces snow load on open structures and wildfire-ember exposure. We structure builders risk for the real mountain exposures generic course-of-construction policies ignore.

Run by a former contractor

Josh Cotner spent years in the trades before founding Contractors Choice Agency in 2005. He's read the specs, run the rigs, and navigated certificates — he speaks your language.

High-limit programs for luxury homes

General contractors and luxury-home owners in Telluride require higher limits than most agencies structure. We layer GL, umbrella, and excess coverage sized for multi-million-dollar mountain residential work.

Equipment covered for mountain conditions

Cold weather, remote jobsites, and mountain-pass transit are hard on a six-figure spray rig. We schedule equipment at replacement cost and cover it for the conditions you actually work in.

How it works

From quote request to bound policy in about a day.

No back-and-forth for two weeks. A real conversation, real markets, and a program you can actually understand — built around your spray foam operation.

Step 01

Tell us about your SPF operation

A 15-minute call or quote form. We learn your crew size, equipment, the work you bid (timber-frame, retrofit, luxury residential), and the limits your high-country clients require.

Step 02

We shop A-rated specialty + E&S markets

Luxury mountain homes and cold-climate exposure limit the carriers that will write you. We have relationships with admitted and excess-and-surplus markets that understand spray foam — including CPL and high-limit umbrella.

Step 03

Bind a program built for the high country

GL + workers' comp + contractors pollution liability + snow-load/wildfire builders risk + equipment + umbrella, coordinated so there are no gaps when a cold-weather or luxury-home claim hits.

Step 04

Claims support that answers fast

When a loss hits — a completed-operations claim on a multi-million-dollar home, an ice-related injury, equipment lost in transit — you reach a person, not a queue. 2-hour claims response, every time.

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Or call 844-967-5247 — usually answered live.

Where we write

Built for the high country. Licensed in all 50.

We know spray foam in the Colorado mountains — the cold, the altitude, the crews working Telluride, Mountain Village, and resort communities across the state. And because we're licensed nationwide, we follow your work wherever it takes you.

  • Telluride & Mountain VillageSan Miguel County — luxury timber-and-stone, conditioned attics, 8,750 ft
  • San Juan MountainsRidgway, Ouray, Silverton — extreme cold and remote high-altitude work
  • Aspen & Roaring ForkPitkin County — ultra-luxury residential and resort commercial
  • Vail & Summit CountyEagle / Summit — ski-area condos and second-home retrofits
  • Steamboat & Northern CORoutt County — cold-climate and ranch-country construction
  • Front Range & statewideDenver, Boulder, Colorado Springs — and beyond, via 50-state licensing
Licensed & writing in all 50 states — NPN #8608479
A luxury Telluride mountain home with spray foam insulation suited to high-altitude cold

The Colorado high country is home base.

We've insured foam crews from Telluride to Aspen since 2005.

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From Colorado high-country SPF contractors

Contractors who stopped fighting their insurance company.

Insuring spray foam work on Telluride's luxury homes isn't like anywhere else — high values, tight envelopes, snow and wildfire exposure. CCA built us a program with the limits those properties demand and the contractors pollution liability every other agent glossed over.

Travis H.

Owner, mountain SPF crew · Telluride, CO

Our crew works in the cold at altitude half the year. CCA wrote our workers' comp for the real exposure — cold, ice, altitude — not a generic contractor code. The builders risk they structured even covered snow-load during a winter build.

Megan L.

Operations lead · Mountain Village, CO

When a GC required a $5M umbrella before we could bid a luxury home, Josh's team placed it fast and priced it fairly. They actually understand high-value mountain residential work.

Sam D.

Founder, insulation company · Ridgway, CO

Questions, answered

Spray foam insurance, in plain English.

Three reasons: the homes are luxury and high-value (requiring higher limits and umbrella coverage), the envelopes are sealed tightly against extreme cold (which elevates isocyanate off-gassing and pollution exposure), and construction faces real snow-load and wildfire risk during the build. A generic contractor policy misses all three. We write programs built for high-altitude, cold-climate, luxury-residential spray foam work.

For any contractor applying spray polyurethane foam, CPL is effectively essential. Isocyanates are classified as pollutants and excluded by standard GL — and in the tightly sealed, cold-climate homes common to the high country, off-gassing and odor claims are more likely to be noticed and pursued. Builders and GCs on luxury projects increasingly require it. We write it standalone or packaged with your GL.

Differently than most agencies. Spray foam crews in the Colorado mountains face cold exposure, slip-and-fall on ice, altitude effects, and isocyanate sensitization — exposures a generic contractor class code doesn't capture. We write workers' comp with class codes and payroll structures that reflect chemical handling and cold/altitude work, so the claims you're most likely to file aren't disputed on a technicality.

Yes — and in the high country it has to. We structure builders risk that explicitly addresses snow-load on open or partially enclosed structures and wildfire-ember exposure during construction, not just generic fire and theft. If a winter storm or nearby wildfire damages the structure you're insulating, the right builders risk responds.

More than most contractors carry. Luxury-home general contractors and owners routinely require $2M–$5M or more in total limits. We model a severe completed-operations or pollution scenario for your operation and layer GL with umbrella/excess liability so a single large claim on a high-value home doesn't exhaust your primary coverage.

Contractors Choice Agency is licensed in all 50 states (NPN #8608479), so we can write your Colorado operation and follow you across mountain markets — Aspen, Vail, Jackson, Sun Valley — and beyond. One agent, one program, wherever the work takes you.

15-minute quotes · 2-hour claims response

Get the spray foam coverage your current policy is missing.

Whether you need contractors pollution liability today or a full program shopped across A-rated markets, one call gets you real quotes — not a voicemail and a two-week wait.

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