Many contractors will promote that they’re bonded and insured, but what does that really mean for you as a consumer? In this week’s Angie’s List Report, we learn from Angie Hicks the importance of ...
Dear Angie: What's the difference between a contractor being insured and being bonded? — Farhad R., Clarksburg, Md. Answer: A contractor's bond and insurance are important forms of protection for you, ...
Bayside Builders Group, a licensed, bonded, and insured home remodeling contractor with more than 25 years of experience, ...
Anyone can hang a shingle and declare they are open for business. Running a professional business requires acquiring insurance and, in some cases, being bonded. Savvy consumers know that if something ...
SPONSORED – In this segment of The Legal Lens on Fox 2, sponsored by Brown & Crouppen Law Firm, Andrea McNairy explains why it’s important to carefully vet companies after a storm. She stresses ...
Q:After reading your reply to Arlene in Longboat Key, regarding her experiences with painters asking a 50 percent deposit in advance, I think you gave her very bad advice. You replied that some ...
Many 1099 contractors carry insurance to protect their businesses. In addition, jobs the contractor wishes to bid on may require a specific type and amount of insurance before the contractor is ...
It was a big aftershock. I eschewed the under-the-doorway routine for maternal instinct and ran down the hallway to the kids’ room. In a repeat of three and a half years ago, my younger daughter ...
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