Verify that you're choosing an insured contractor
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Choosing a Legitimate Professional A Contractors Business Experience Contractor Certification Getting a List of ReferencesWorking with an insured contractor is a critical requirement for any home or business owner. You'll want to be sure you're protected if any injuries or accidents occur on your property. If a project fails or any damage is done to your property, the insured contractor, again, is the only one who would be able to provide you with financial coverage.
The types of insurance that a contractor should have include Comprehensive Liability, Worker's Compensation, and Completed Operations Insurance. A contractor might also carry something like health or vehicle insurance, but these alone don't suffice for full contractors insurance.
You should ensure the validity of a contractor's insurance by having the certificate mailed to you directly from the insurance office or by calling the insurance company to verify coverage. Also, check the dates of the certificate to make sure the coverage is current.
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