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Dallas Contractors General Liability Insurance, Man, you know the weekend is upon us, well for some the weekend is upon us. For the contractor the weekend may offer opportunities of work an understanding we “independent contractors” know that when there is work then work must take the precedent over weekend. For the small contractor regardless of the fields of expertise electrical work too all the way to the man who manicures the landscape is going to need protection and coverage of different types to protect their assets and sometimes their business personal property and the existence of their business and part of that protection package is amazing Dallas contractors general liability insurance.

Man it at the end

Now, not everyone starts there coverage in January as a matter of fact some of the men I work with don’t work a lot during January because it’s their slowest month and now they’ve got to come out of hibernation (if you will) and go back to work. So be it with the

• The Painter
• The Roofing Contractor
• The artisan at large
• The Flooring Contractor
• Handyman

Now, there are different exposures (obviously, a painter is not going to have an electrical fire and electrician is probably not going to have exposure to (over spray) Now, what we can do as a team is get together in be sure that that we have done everything possible to stop any kind of loss or any kind of exposure of your assets. We will not stop everything “Everything” every time because this is not a force field this is Dallas Contractors General Liability Insurance Friday.

Things People do

Now, if you have a claim there is going to be an investigation. The insurance carrier is in all likelihood not going to come running out with checkbook in hand and just start paying people money people not only would that not be prudent the reality is it would open the floodgates for artisans of a different current – think on artist. Yet, the reality is that the contractor needs to have protection in case something goes catastrophically wrong. Now, there is a situation where we try to be part of the solution as opposed to part of the problem.

Codes

There are codes that identify the type of work that you do and the risk associated with that work, as pre-mentioned painters have overspray and electricians have electrical fire. Yet your risk may not solely depend upon your expertise in a given field. Think – subcontractor, because when someone is working on your behalf then that person absolutely can end up being a liability,

SubContractors

Sub-Contractors are your responsibility and most every case, if you hired a subcontractor regardless of how small the job was/is the burden of liability can fall upon you and your company and your insurance. Every day while talking to a sundry us/different contractors the same conversation seems to come up more often that not..

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