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.
Thieves and vandals look for low-risk opportunities at construction sites with lax security. Understand how contractor equipment insurance can help, and see our recommended tips for enhancing security and preventing theft at every job site.
A handyman is a skilled professional providing various interior and exterior repairs and renovations, typically at residential properties. Learn why you should protect your profession and finances with a customized insurance policy, what it includes, and its cost.
Running a successful professional cleaning business demands many things, including the right tools and equipment to meet your customers’ expectations. Here’s an overview of the essential items you need.
While inspecting roofs and making repairs or completely replacing them is necessary, roofers must strike a delicate balancing act when working on any roof. Avoid injuries or accidents with these safety tips.
With the economic headwinds Canada is currently facing, you might think the demand for home renovation projects is waning. Data suggests otherwise. Here are the steps to take to get your home renovation business up and running.
Running or working on a large construction project? A wrap-up liability insurance policy can adequately address your risk exposures. Get the lowdown on what a wrap-up policy is and how it can protect your project and team.
Mitigating financial and productivity losses are priorities for all construction project teams, and that includes protecting the heavy equipment they use. Here’s how insurance can help do that.
The lines of responsibility between design firms and contractors are blurring, meaning contractors are assuming risks that their insurance policies may not adequately address. Here’s why you need professional liability protection.