Why Every Construction Company Should Have Two LLCs. Jake Claver, recorded February 2026.
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Claver explains why operating a construction enterprise requires a dual-entity structure to protect business assets from operational liabilities. Under this model, business owners maintain a separate asset holding company alongside their active service company. The holding company owns all heavy equipment and capital assets, leasing them back to the service company. If an accident, vehicular collision, or property damage lawsuit exceeds insurance coverage limits, legal claims are restricted to the service company, shielding equipment in the holding entity. Claver notes that this structure preserves statutory depreciation write-offs for machinery under section 179 while segregating commercial risks. He also recommends keeping digital assets segregated in a dedicated entity rather than commingling them with operational businesses.
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