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Ask most contractors what their biggest uninsured risk is, and tools probably aren’t the first thing that comes to mind […]

Contractors run into surety bonds for two very different reasons — licensing and bidding — and both are frequently confused

Somewhere in nearly every subcontract agreement sits a paragraph that begins with words like “Subcontractor shall indemnify, defend, and hold

Renting equipment is one of the smartest moves a contractor can make. Instead of tying up cash in a mini

If you have ever looked at a general liability or workers’ compensation quote and wondered why the number came out

For many landscapers, excavators, paving contractors, and general trades, winter brings a natural opportunity: plowing and salting for commercial properties.

Here is a scenario that surprises a lot of general contractors and trade contractors alike. A subcontractor’s employee is hurt

Most contractors think of their insurance in terms of things going wrong physically: someone gets hurt, something gets damaged, a

For a lot of contractors, the business starts as one person, one truck, and a general liability policy that a

Most contractors buy general liability insurance believing it covers them if something goes wrong on a job. That is true,