Thinking of being your own boss and calling the shots? Canada needs more entrepreneurs, but be aware starting a business has its challenges. Here's how to prepare to launch and run a successful contracting business.
Getting the right insurance to support your small business is vital for safeguarding your finances, but it’s tough to do alone. Partnering with a licensed insurance broker makes a significant difference. Here’s why.
It’s not uncommon for contractors to wonder if they need course of construction (COC), builders’ risk, or contractors’ all-risk insurance. Get a clear explanation and quick overview of what this vital protection provides builders, renovators, and property owners.
Roofing companies are obligated to ensure the risk of accidents or injuries to workers and third parties is minimized to the greatest extent possible. See our safety tips for roofers to prevent injuries and property damage.
After completing a building or renovation project, what should a contractor or renovation expert do if a customer files a pricey third-party damage claim or lawsuit against them? Here’s how to protect your finances if it happens to you.
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.
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.