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Oil & Gas Insurance in Texas
Insurance for Texas oilfield work, from welding and hauling to well services and lease operations. Find your type of work and the coverages to review below.
Find your type of work
Your business may do more than one type of work. Include each operation in your insurance review.
Construction and maintenance
Building, repairing and maintaining oilfield facilities.
- Welding and fabrication
Shop work, mobile welding and work at the job site.
- Electrical contractors
Electrical work, controls and instrumentation.
- Pipeline and dirt work
Installation, repair, excavation and site preparation.
- Painting and coatings
Surface preparation, coatings and the locations where crews work.
Trucking and lifting
Moving equipment, materials and loads between locations.
- Trucking and equipment hauling
Vehicles, trailers, cargo and operating arrangements.
- Hotshot operations
Pickup-and-trailer freight and time-sensitive deliveries.
- Crane and rigging contractors
Lifting or moving property that belongs to a customer.
- Fluid hauling and vacuum trucks
Identify the materials hauled and the services performed.
Well services
Crews working on the well and keeping production moving.
- Roustabout crews
Lease maintenance, repairs and general field work.
- Well servicing and workover
The work performed on existing wells and the equipment used.
- Wireline, flowback and well testing
Describe the service, job conditions and responsibilities.
Equipment, supply and repair
The shops, yards and suppliers behind field operations.
- Equipment rental and suppliers
Owned equipment, rental agreements and customer use.
- Machine shops
Machining, fabrication and repair work.
- Pump, compressor and valve service
Repair, installation and work after the equipment is returned.
Operators and professional services
Operating responsibility, advice and supervision.
- Lease operators
Wells, sites, equipment and contracted services.
- Oilfield consultants
Advice, supervision and the scope of the engagement.
- Landmen and field professionals
Describe the services and contractual responsibilities.
- Drilling contractors
Describe the drilling work and who is responsible for the well.
Environmental and waste services
Work involving materials, cleanup and restoration.
- Cleanup and remediation
The materials involved and the work at each site.
- Waste handling and disposal
Collection, transport and disposal responsibilities.
- Site restoration
Equipment, subcontractors and restoration work.
Do several kinds of work, or have a service that is not listed? Tell us about your operation
Coverages to review
Your operation may need several policies working together. Use these pages to explore the questions each coverage addresses.
General liability
Injury and property-damage claims arising from your business.
Commercial auto
Business vehicles, drivers and how each vehicle is used.
Workers compensation
Covered work-related injuries to employees.
Professional liability
Claims tied to advice, design or professional services.
Commercial property
Buildings, business contents and property at your premises.
Riggers liability
Your responsibility for customer property while lifting or moving it.
Three more questions for oilfield work
Pollution responsibilities
What materials do you handle, and who is responsible for a spill or cleanup? Review the work and contract alongside any proposed pollution coverage.
Owned and rented equipment
List tools, machinery and equipment hired in or rented to others. Review values, transit and rental terms separately from buildings and contents at your premises.
Well-control responsibilities
If you own or operate wells, identify your responsibility for control of well, redrilling and related expenses. This is a separate review from a contractor’s routine field services.
Before a contract or certificate request
Bring the insurance section of your contract or master service agreement with your current policies. We can review the requested insurance wording and identify the questions that still need answers.
Already a client? Request a certificate of insurance.
Have a bond request? Review bonds.
- Work performed and job locations
- Vehicles, trailers and equipment
- Employees and subcontractors
- Requested limits and additional insured wording
- Certificate request and renewal date
What affects the price?
The work performed, payroll, vehicles, equipment values and claims history shape a quote. Compare covered operations, limits, deductibles and exclusions alongside the premium.
Does a certificate change my coverage?
A certificate summarizes insurance information. It does not add the policy terms or endorsements a contract may require.
Talk with our Texas team about oil and gas insurance
Stover & Crouch is an independent Texas agency, established in 1920. Tell us about the work you do. A licensed team member will review your operation, contracts and insurance options with you.
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