On the surface, gardening may seem like a safe profession. However, similar to landscaping professionals, professional gardeners face several liability risks. Here's what gardeners need to know to safeguard their finances and livelihoods.
Business insurance designed for self-employed tradespeople or small construction company owners is called tradesman insurance. Learn why you need it and what it covers.
Also known as course of construction insurance, a builder’s risk policy is a form of property insurance that protects contractors from the beginning to the end of their projects.
Reviewing your insurance coverage at least annually is recommended before renewing a policy. It’s also worthwhile to ask an insurance broker a few questions to ensure you’ve got the protection your company needs. Here are 10 questions to ask.
General contractors coordinate all aspects of construction and renovation projects, ensuring each job meets high-quality standards and adheres to safety and building codes. Learn the steps for getting the contractor licensing you need in Ontario.
Contractors, subcontractors, and construction professionals must prove they have valid liability insurance to work. Verifying you are insured with a certificate of insurance (COI) is critical for bidding on projects, obtaining building permits, and landing contracts. Here’s what every construction professional should know.
Customer quotes allow contractors to set expectations and ensure a project goes smoothly and satisfactorily. However, pricing too low won’t cover your costs, and pricing too high risks not scoring the job. See our guide for tips on how to strike the right balance.
Offering holiday light installation is a great service to offer your customers – but is your business properly insured for the risks involved? Here’s why you need to be covered.
It’s wise to talk to your broker and ask for an annual review of your policy as your business grows. Regardless of your profession, don’t forget to protect any new items you receive this holiday season you will use to do your job.
Gearing up for the winter and inking customers to your snow removal contracts should be in full swing well before the chilly weather descends. See our tips for things your snow removal contracts may need to include for commercial and residential properties.