California Contractor Insurance

Landscaping Contractor Insurance in Stockton, California

Asena Capital Insurance Services — California-licensed insurance brokerage serving contractors statewide. Phone: (858) 925-9555. Email: info@asenainsurance.com.

Landscaping contractors in Stockton by the numbers

Stockton is home to 72 licensed landscaping contractors (C-27, CSLB September 2026) — #23 in California, about 6% of the 1,213 contractor licenses based here.

Nearby in San Joaquin County: Tracy (38), Lodi (31), Manteca (23), Ripon (10).

24% of Stockton's C-27 licensees hold more than one classification — most often C-8 Concrete Contractor (10%), B General Building Contractor (8%). Extra classifications can change how carriers rate your general liability and workers' comp, so list every license class when you quote.

Business structure: 54% sole owners, 40% corporations, 1% LLCs; median time licensed 10.1 years.

What carriers look at

For landscapers, underwriters focus first on: cuts, eye injuries and strains from power equipment; and thrown debris from mowers and blowers hitting cars and windows. See the full coverage guide for landscaping contractors for limits, endorsements and workers' comp rules.

Get a quote

Asena Capital Insurance Services compares multiple markets for Stockton contractors and requests additional insured endorsements for you when a contract calls for them. Call (858) 925-9555 or request a quote — only your name, phone and email are required. CA License #6008596.

Frequently asked questions

How many licensed landscaping contractors are in Stockton?

72 active C-27 licenses have a business address in Stockton (CSLB, September 2026); 50% carry workers' comp and 44% are filed exempt.

Do C-27 landscapers need workers' comp?

If you have employees, yes. Solo C-27 operators can currently file an exemption; beginning January 1, 2028, CSLB will require workers' comp for all active licenses (SB 1455), except joint ventures. Tree service (C-61/D-49) already requires it.

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