The microbial exposure most policies quietly exclude.
Covers bodily injury, property damage, and cleanup arising from mold, fungi, or microbial matter connected to your operations — an exposure excluded or sub-limited on most standard policies.

Mold and microbial matter are a specific environmental exposure that standard general liability and even some environmental policies exclude or heavily sub-limit. For contractors whose work can create the conditions for mold — water intrusion during construction, HVAC and plumbing work, restoration and remediation, roofing, and building envelope trades — a mold/fungi claim can be expensive and hard to defend. This coverage responds to third-party bodily injury, property damage, and remediation costs arising from mold, fungi, or bacteria connected to your operations or an insured site. It's often added to a CPL or site pollution policy, or written to fill a gap where mold is otherwise excluded.
Typical limits
Often a sub-limit within CPL/PLL or a scheduled limit; structured to your exposure
Usually not adequately. Standard general liability and many environmental policies exclude or sharply sub-limit mold and fungi. Dedicated mold/fungi coverage fills that gap.
Trades whose work involves water or moisture — restoration, HVAC, plumbing, roofing, and envelope contractors — carry the highest mold exposure, but any contractor can face a claim.
Often yes. Mold/fungi coverage is frequently endorsed onto a contractors pollution liability or site pollution policy, or written standalone where it's otherwise excluded.