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Subcontractors
Now, I speak to contractors on a regular basis. Now here’s what I cannot tell you with 100% certainly – basically anything. Yet, you may find it interesting to find that it is not impossible for you to have a problem with a claim if you hired a subcontractor to work on your particular job site. I’m going to give a somewhat innocuous overview of a scenario that I actually made up. Now this doesn’t reflect anything in the real world in is not based on any actual event, yet only you can decide if you think this could actually happen in your world. Again, I’m not saying it’s going to – I’m just saying that one day you could possibly hire a….
this list was not designed to be exhaustive, this is only for a make-believe scenario you could hire a roofing contractor etc., I hope that this explains our point. Generally speaking let’s say that there is negligence on the part of the subcontractor. In this particular scenario you may ask yourself a question. Is the type of work that I hired the subcontractor to do, is that going to be covered by my policy? Did you called your agent prior to putting this contractor to work to be sure that in case of a problem this particular code would be covered on your Dallas contractors insurance, Dallas general liability.
Subcontractors
Now, here is what I cannot possibly do – I do not have a crystal ball, I have not read the policy language of your particular policy. So, puts me in my opinion at a phenomenally great disadvantage – yet what we are porting to here are just things you may want to do to be prudent to be sure that you are not caught in the cross hairs of a claim and an insurance company without protection from the company that has supplied you with a policy. The first question that you may want to ask prior to hiring a subcontractor is this – you may want to ask your agent are subcontractors covered on your policy at all?
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