Given the high-demand nature of the industry and the often significant heights at which window cleaners work, the need for a comprehensive insurance policy cannot be overstated. Here’s what you should know.
Securing the right coverage to protect high-risk snow removal operations can be difficult. See our tips for getting ready for the season ahead and keeping your premium low.
Travelling to and from customer locations and job sites poses unique liability risks for business owners and independent professionals. Find out how mobile business insurance can address those risks.
When a customer visits your automotive shop and entrusts their car, SUV, or truck to you for service or repair, they expect you to treat their vehicle carefully. But that doesn’t mean accidents or mistakes won’t happen. Here’s how insurance can help when things go wrong.
The summer season, with its increased demand for professional moving companies, is the perfect time for movers to secure the insurance they need. The time is now. Here’s why.
Hot torch roofing offers a strong, weather-resistant option when installed by experienced professionals. However, it’s inherently dangerous work. Here’s how torch-down roofing professionals can protect their finances against liability risks.
Pest control professionals’ customers rely on them to rid their properties of pesky insects and rodents. However, accidents and mistakes happen in any line of work, and the risks are amplified when using pesticides, poisons, and chemicals. Here’s what you should know.
The professional cleaning industry is highly competitive. That means you’ll need to get creative in promoting your business to attract new customers. See our tips for upping your cleaning business marketing know-how.
Ontario’s insurance regulator has reduced the number of mandatory coverages required in a commercial auto insurance policy by making Direct Compensation-Property Damage (DCPD) optional. Here’s what it means if you opt out of DCPD coverage for your business vehicles.
Locksmiths maintain the security of homes, businesses, and vehicles. However, they face inherent risks that can jeopardize their financial stability and reputation. Here’s how locksmiths can protect their assets.