As the warm weather returns, Canadian swimming pool owners will open their watering holes to escape the heat. They trust and rely on professional pool cleaners for their expertise, but is your pool cleaning business ready for the season ahead? Here’s what you should know.
No skilled tradesperson is immune from accidents, making mistakes, or experiencing unexpected damage or loss. Here are four claims handypersons typically face and how insurance helps protect their finances.
Before tackling your next renovation or new build project, take the time to ensure the materials you buy on behalf of a client for that project are covered if something happens to them before you install them.
Undertaking any commercial renovation project requires a significant investment. A common mistake many business owners make is overlooking the need to insure the renovations. Neglecting to do so can be costly. Here’s how insurance can help cover your building’s makeover.
It’s a common misconception you can save money by postponing purchasing business insurance before initiating construction on undeveloped land. Here’s why land developers and construction firms need it before breaking ground.
If a contractor is embroiled in a disagreement or dispute with a customer or partner, it can be a stressful and time-consuming matter that could result in a costly lawsuit. Here’s how insurance can help you avoid or manage that scenario.
Many contractors offer holiday lighting design and installation services. The worry-free service you offer your customers should include a comprehensive liability insurance policy to protect you and them. Here’s why.
Plumbing is a demanding and complex profession, and even the most meticulous and skilled plumbers can make mistakes. Here are six reasons why every plumbing contractor should have liability insurance.
The nature of the construction work is loaded with visible and unforeseen risks. Does your next large build project require a contractors all-risk insurance policy instead of standard contractors liability coverage? Drill down to find out.
Even if your existing or upstart lawn care business only offers basic lawn care and grooming services to residential clients, protecting your finances and reputation is essential. Here’s what you need to know.