Over the past 26 years we’ve helped over 17,500 contractors secure cost-effective and quality liability insurance.
Key Takeaways What is Dwelling Policy Coverage? 1. Structural Protection 2. Attached Structures 3. Named Perils 4. Open Perils 5. Policy Forms Other Homeowners Insurance Coverages Personal Property Detached Structures Loss of Use Understanding Personal Liability Coverage Bodily Injury Property … Read more
Key Takeaways Understanding Asphalt Shingle Repair Costs 1. Labor 2. Materials 3. Permits 4. Disposal 5. Overhead What Influences The Price Roof Pitch Damage Extent Shingle Type Accessibility Location When To Repair Or Replace Age Factor Damage Scope Cost Analysis … Read more
Why California Roof Insurance Matters 1. Wildfire Defense 2. Quake Security 3. Storm Shield 4. Solar Degradation 5. Liability Protection Understand Your Policy Named Peril Open Peril ACV vs. RCV Navigating the Claims Process Initial Assessment Filing Your Claim The … Read more
Key Takeaways Why contractors insurance matters 1. Client requirements 2. Legal protection 3. Asset security 4. Business survival 5. Contractual advantage What your policy includes Core coverage Optional additions The cost of contractors insurance Your trade Your history Your limits … Read more
Working on job sites comes with risk whether it’s damage to a client’s property or someone getting hurt. Contractors liability insurance steps in when those risks become real costs. It’s designed to protect your business from the kinds of accidents … Read more
Contractors who want to work in Boston, Massachusetts, need to know about local and state licensing rules. Boston’s rich history, environmental rules, and city-specific regulations make the licensing process more complex. The Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation … Read more
Want to work as a contractor in Las Vegas, Nevada? You must meet state and local rules. The Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB) sets rules for the whole state, but Las Vegas and Clark County have their own rules, too. … Read more
Types of Contractor Licenses You Need in Miami Both the State of Florida and Miami-Dade County handle contractor licensing in Miami: Types of Licenses: General Contractor License This applies to big projects that involve multiple trades (like commercial buildings). Residential … Read more
If you work as a contractor in Los Angeles, you need more than just your tools to do the job. Roofing, plumbing electrical work, HVAC systems, or general contracting all require you to excel—in your work and in legal matters. … Read more
Seattle follows Washington State’s contractor licensing rules but has its own unique aspects. If you’re a general contractor or specialize in a specific trade, you need to understand these local differences to work and follow the rules. We’ll explain the … Read more
Chicago requires contractors to get licenses from the City of Chicago Department of Buildings. This applies to general contractors and specialists in plumbing, electrical, HVAC, etc. All contractors must follow local rules and have business insurance before starting work. Licensing … Read more
If you’re a contractor in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, you need a license to work legally. But getting one can be tricky. This guide will help you understand how to get your contractor license, whether you’re into roofing, plumbing, electrical work, HVAC, … Read more
