Road Services
Kelly Desjarlais
Sales Executive, Commercial and Personal · McCAM Insurance Brokers
Road Services Specialist
Meet Your Specialist"Insurance isn't just about the premium — it's about understanding the total cost of risk to the business."
With nearly 30 years at McCAM Insurance specializing in commercial risk, Kelly Desjarlais works with line painting, pavement marking, and road maintenance contractors operating in active traffic environments — from municipal tenders to private parking lot contracts.
Clients often describe Kelly as easy to talk to and always available — someone who makes complicated insurance issues simple, identifies gaps before they become claims, and is straightforward about exactly where you stand.
Key Risks for Line Painting & Road Maintenance Contractors.
A quick overview of the exposures pavement marking and road maintenance contractors face most often.
Active Traffic Exposure
Crews working in live traffic environments face injury risk from moving vehicles, unsafe work zones, and weather-sensitive schedules.
Marking & Layout Errors
Incorrect pavement markings or traffic control setups can lead to safety concerns, costly rework, or liability claims.
Fleet & Mobile Equipment
Striping machines, sprayers, compressors, and service vehicles are exposed to theft, breakdown, and on-the-job damage.
Municipal Contract Requirements
Municipal tenders and private-site contracts often carry specific insurance and liability transfer requirements.
Seasonal & Weather-Driven Disruption
Weather delays, compressed timelines, and seasonal demand swings can strain cash flow and equipment schedules.
Are Your Liability Limits Enough for a Roadway Claim?
Liability limits that looked fine on paper can fall short of what a roadway-related injury claim or a municipal contract actually requires.
A coordinated review checks your limits, fleet classifications, and subcontractor agreements against what your contracts really demand.
Let's Review Your Road Maintenance Coverage.
Tell us a bit about your business and a McCAM specialist will review where you may be exposed — no obligation.