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No. You can't claim poor workmanship on any kind of insurance, even the contractor's liability insurance.
Poor workmanship is remedied by having the contractor come back out and re-do what was messed up in the first place.
A contractors work product is specifically excluded from insurance if you read the exclusions.
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