Doing work “under the table” – unreported, off-the-books work done in cash to avoid taxes and legal obligations – poses significant risks to contractors, including rejected insurance claims.
As the busy season approaches, landscaping and lawn care businesses are preparing to manage the health of their customers' properties. Here are some tips to ensure a safe and problem-free season.
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.
Springtime gets people moving. They want to be out and about to enjoy the sunshine and mild temperatures. That means more pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcycles on the road. See our tips for preparing your vehicle for warmer weather and avoiding collisions.
Is your commercial auto policy up for renewal or will it be soon? See our money-saving tips for what to do before renewing a policy to protect your business vehicle.
Contractors and construction professionals should nail down the coverage they need and be prepared for the months ahead when construction and renovation season kicks into high gear.
Alberta is increasing its annual rate hike cap to 7.5% for auto insurance premiums this year. More changes to auto insurance in the province are on the way. Here’s what business vehicle owners in Alberta can expect.
High-rise plumbers working in individual units are responsible for installing or repairing complex plumbing systems. Get the lowdown on getting the coverage you need, avoiding accidents, and keeping your premium low.
Driving in dark, slick, or wintry conditions can be more demanding than driving in the summertime. See our safe driving tips and recommendations for preparing your vehicle for the colder temperatures before the weather turns.
For professionals who earn the bulk of their income as a subcontractor, getting a customized subcontractor insurance policy is not only wise, it’s an investment in your financial health and career. Here are five coverages every subcontractor should have.
