Workers' compensation

Workers' Compensation Insurance

Cover employee medical costs and lost wages from on-the-job injuries, and keep your business compliant with Florida requirements.

  • Medical & lost wage benefits
  • Employer's liability
  • Contractor & trade classes
  • Audit and payroll guidance

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Kite Insurance Agency helps clients in Pensacola, Escambia County, Santa Rosa County, and the Florida Gulf Coast compare coverage options with clear explanations and responsive service.

What workers' comp covers

  • Medical treatment for work-related injuries and illnesses.
  • Lost wages during recovery.
  • Employer's liability for related suits brought against the business.

Getting the class codes right

Premium is driven by payroll and class code. Misclassified payroll causes surprise audit bills — we review your operations up front to avoid that.

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Frequently asked questions

When is workers' comp required in Florida?▾

Requirements depend on industry and employee count — construction businesses have stricter thresholds than most others. We'll walk you through where your business lands.

Do subcontractors need their own policy?▾

If they can't provide proof of coverage, they may be counted on your payroll at audit. Always collect certificates.

How is workers' comp premium calculated?▾

Primarily by payroll and job class codes, adjusted by your experience modification and claims history.

What is a workers' comp audit?▾

At the end of the policy term, the carrier reviews your actual payroll and class codes to finalize your premium.

Can business owners exclude themselves?▾

In Florida, some corporate officers can file an exemption. Rules differ for construction. We'll help you understand your options.

What should an employee do after a work injury?▾

Report the injury to the employer promptly and seek medical care. The employer should report the claim to the carrier quickly.

Can I pay workers' comp based on actual payroll?▾

Some carriers offer pay-as-you-go billing tied to your payroll, which can help with cash flow.

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