Workers' Comp Cost for Concrete Contractors in Florida
2026 Florida rate: $4.50–$7.00 per $100 payroll per $100 of payroll. $6,500–$18,000 for a small concrete crew.
2026 Rate Range
$4.50–$7.00 per $100 payroll
per $100 payroll
NCCI Class Code
5213
Florida 2026
Typical Annual Premium
$6,500–$18,000 for a small concrete crew
before experience mod
Florida Workers' Comp Rates for Concrete Contractors
Concrete contractors in Florida use class code 5213 (Concrete Construction NOC) with a FWCJUA 2026 rate of $5.184 per $100 of payroll. Concrete work is a higher-risk trade due to heavy lifting, chemical exposure, and machinery operation.
Key Facts
- Class code 5213 covers concrete foundations, slabs, walls, and structural concrete
- Concrete work is higher-risk due to heavy lifting, chemical burns, and equipment hazards
- Corporate officers can file exemptions (up to 3 per company)
- Pay-as-you-go workers' comp is available and recommended for concrete contractors
What Affects Your Premium
- Annual payroll for all concrete workers and operators
- Type of concrete work (foundations, flatwork, structural)
- Equipment usage (pump trucks, mixers)
- Experience modification rate (EMR)
- Claims history
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Frequently Asked Questions — Concrete Contractors Workers' Comp
How much does workers' comp cost for a concrete contractor in Florida?
Florida concrete workers' comp costs approximately $4.50–$7.00 per $100 of payroll under class code 5213. For a concrete crew with $150,000 in annual payroll, expect a base premium of $6,750–$10,500 before your experience mod.
Do concrete contractors in Florida need workers' comp?
Yes. Florida requires concrete contractors with 1 or more employees in the construction industry to carry workers' compensation. Corporate officers can file exemptions (up to 3 per company).
What class code is used for concrete contractors in Florida?
Florida concrete contractors primarily use class code 5213 (Concrete Construction NOC). This covers foundations, slabs, walls, and structural concrete. Concrete pumping operations may use a separate code.
How can a concrete contractor lower their workers' comp cost in Florida?
Key ways to lower concrete workers' comp costs: implement a strong safety program focused on back injury prevention and chemical handling, maintain a low experience mod, use pay-as-you-go billing, and properly classify office and administrative staff separately.
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