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Friday, November 19, 2021Like any business, contractors have their own unique risks. Get the protection you need with the right insurance policies. Discuss the following (and additional) options with your independent insurance agent to build an appropriate insurance package for your business. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, October 20, 2021Families usually have more than one car. All those vehicles need insurance coverage. Getting covered is not negotiable, and it will cost money. How can you make the process easier by simplifying your coverage? Let’s take a look at how a multi-car policy can benefit you and your family. READ MORE >>
Friday, September 24, 2021No one wants to have a car wreck, but let’s face it, everyone makes mistakes from time to time that could lead to accidents. In the unfortunate event that your mistake leads to a crash, there could be a lot of costly losses that might result, particularly if the accident is your fault. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, August 3, 2021Your contractors insurance is unlikely to extend to subcontractors, unless you have made specific arrangements with your provider. As a general rule, every contractor, crew or company on a job site is expected to bring their own coverage to the task at hand. Is Subcontractor Insurance Necessary? READ MORE >>
Tuesday, July 6, 2021Different states have different rules for drivers, but an SR-22 insurance filing is usually required after certain types of moving violations. In some states, the form that needs to get filed is called an FR-44 and not an SR-22. READ MORE >>
Monday, June 14, 2021Today, contracts between project owners and general contractors include specific details on the kind of liability coverage the contractor must provide for the project owner. The coverage is usually provided through the contractor’s business liability insurance with the project owner as a named insured. READ MORE >>
Thursday, April 15, 2021Contractors face a variety of dangerous risks when it comes to operation and roofing contactors are no exception. If you work on roofs for a living, you could face claims regarding your work or equipment. The amount of insurance you will need depends on the coverage itself and the scope of your business. READ MORE >>
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